Wow, another year has come to an end..somehow each one goes by faster than the last. 2024 was pretty good..I got to see my grandma a couple times before she died, and my family celebrated her life after her funeral. I went on a glacier cruise and got right up to the face of Harvard Glacier on a perfect sunny day. I found lots of cool curtains to ( Read more... )

1. Rice or potatoes? I like both! Guess it would depend on my mood at the time lol ( Read more... )

A book with cutlery on the cover or in the title: The Elements of a Home: Curious Histories behind Everyday Household Objects, from Pillows to Forks by Amy Azzarito (June 30-July 10). I looked up some of the "facts" in this book, which turned out to not be true..darn. It still was interesting though, especially because it had a section for four- ( Read more... )

I can't believe it's the end of the year already! Somehow every year goes by faster than the previous one. Even with covid raging, I did some cool things..went to Valdez and landed on Shoup Glacier and kayaked at Valdez Glacier Lake, went to Anchorage, hung out with Dana in Yuma, got a hysterectomy, etc. I hope covid lessens in 2022, pandemics are ( Read more... )

A book that has the same title as a song: Blame It on the Rain: How the Weather Has Changed History by Laura Lee (Apr 29-May 4). Fascinating! (Note to self: don't try to invade Russia in the winter :P ( Read more... )

1. In what forms of housing have you resided? Apartments and houses ( Read more... )

A book with a pun in the title: Probable Claws by Rita Mae Brown (May 29-June 2 ( Read more... )

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A book with a question in the title: Antarctica: The Impossible Crossing? by Geoff Somers (July 1-5 ( Read more... )

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