Life (and death) as we know it
The Gram With a Thousand Rules writes: “The most optimistic person I have ever known celebrated her 95th birthday this year. Continue reading ““The most optimistic person I have ever known . . .””
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A plea from just south of Houston: “Please consider donating . . .”
Our community of strangers
Natural Disasters Division
That Sharon in Houston reports: “Greetings from Houston (actually my house is in League City, just a spit south of Houston). I thought I would let you know that I’m OK. Continue reading “A plea from just south of Houston: “Please consider donating . . .””
How will Harvey’s little victims cope without their blankies?
Then & Now
Kathy S. of St. Paul: “When Hurricane Katrina struck in 2005, I was not steadily employed, and I couldn’t really contribute to help the folks. So I called the Salvation Army folks to ask if they needed help collecting money at the State Fair. Which they did. I worked a shift at the TV-station booth where money was to be left. Continue reading “How will Harvey’s little victims cope without their blankies?”
What’s that, down in the basement, vibrating?
Our pests, ourselves
Al B of Hartland reports: “There is a vibrating spider in a sink in our basement.
“It would do me no good to call a plumber.
Continue reading “What’s that, down in the basement, vibrating?”
Time to wash the windows . . . again? How long do you think they’ll stay washed?
What this country is still needing
Little Sister writes: “The windows need washing . . . again. And we have a lot of them.
“This is just about my most dreaded chore. I put it off, knowing that the fruits of my labor won’t last past the next good rainstorm.
Continue reading “Time to wash the windows . . . again? How long do you think they’ll stay washed?”
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