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At a work Christmas party, we were playing the game Catchphrase. On my husband’s turn he described his word as “what you do to your children”. He thought the word was nurture. It was neuter!

My grandpa owned his own shop. He’s often take random things as trades for labor. Even potatoes from local farmers. He’s get so many potatoes that he used to keep them outside his garage to throw at the neighbor’s cat that kept killing the birds my gramma liked to feed.

This is Gully’s ‘I’m over it’ face

Let your glass fridge shelves warm to room temp before washing in warm/hot water or they’ll shatter.

We always called them ‘tummy-tickles’ ?

Meeping- when a dog begs Japan-neo- what my husband thought jalapeños were called Ups Man- the UPS delivery guy Beanie-Weenies- little hotdogs with bbq sauce

I found out at four years old when I noticed that Santa and my uncle had the same wrist watch.

“Licking is not an appropriate form of touch”

Never buy the package that’s at the front. Shampoo, conditioner, body from head down when showering. Always say thank you to the dog when she listens. Food can never touch on a plate unless the person specifically requests it. Book should be alphabetized by author last name and craft… Read More

A Wrinkle In Time (or anything else by L’Engle)- wonderful female lead in a story about being powerful when you feel powerless. Ishmael by Daniel Quinn-for a new perspective. Anything by John Muir-for adventuring and reconnecting with nature.