I love to watch home decorating shows. I started out watching the British, BBC – Homes – TV and radio, Changing Rooms, and moved on to Trading Spaces. Design a Room : Trading Spaces : TLC
Both are off the air now, although they are probably seen in re-runs. I have moved on to the Home [...]
Archive for February, 2009
It just keeps getting better and better!
Posted in Blogging, Home Again in Indiana, My Weird Family, tagged blog, COPD, husband, Jacob Bitran, LTV Steel, M.D., Macular Degeneration, Mayo, virus on February 24, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I pick on husband quite a lot in this blog. But, this morning there will be no picking as he has received yet more dire news. As if twenty years of COPD was not enough!
We were hiking, out east, when I came down with flu. It mostly consisted of a bad headache and exhaustion, but [...]
What do you look for in a mate?
Posted in Exercise, Health, Reasons I'll need Therapy, What Was She Thinking, tagged chocolate, Cranky Fitness, marriage, pizza on February 23, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Now that I am back lifting weights, I am back to reading a fitness blog. Happily Ever After ? Cranky Fitness is my favorite and the blogged linked to here is a great blog about choosing your life’s partner. I am not sure what that has to do with getting in shape — Oh, wait! [...]
He says he’s never going to the doctor again!
Posted in My Weird Family, Reasons I'll need Therapy, tagged doctor, Electricity, EMT, flip, husband, pneumonia, prescriptions, rehabbing, S10, vision, Voyager on February 21, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Husband has decided he is never going to the doctor again.
He went to his GP yesterday morning so that he could get his ten medications renewed for the year and he walked out with fourteen prescriptions and pneumonia. I told on him, that his cough was worse than normal and after listening to his [...]
Tasering my life!
Posted in Anybody Out There?, Reasons I'll need Therapy, tagged dog, bills, heating assistance, energy assistance, food stamps, disability on February 18, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
It seems, sometimes, that the world just likes to taser us with a jolt of adrenalin. Mine, as I have written about lately, usually comes in the mail as a highly inflated bill. I shared some stories this week about my own personal “really high” bills, so I thought I would let you know the [...]
Congratulations! JRock
Posted in Home Again in Indiana, My Weird Family, News that's probably not Fit to Print, music, tagged Indiana, ISSMA, JRock, Muddy Boots Cafe, Nashville, Silver, Solo on February 14, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
JRock attended the ISSMA (Indiana State School Music Association) Solo and Ensemble event today and took Silver in the Solo Division. (He was one point from a gold.)
For those of you who wish to hear him sing, while the ticket prices are low (where’s a smilie when you need one?), he sits in on a [...]
I vent – Part 2
Posted in Home Again in Indiana, tagged billing, bills, DirecTV on February 14, 2009 | 4 Comments »
I have come to hate opening the mail. It is not just that bills come in the mail; it is that bills come in the mail that are obscenely higher than they should be.
In the month after my open heart surgery, I opened the AT&T land line bill (normally $30) to find [...]
This year is NOT turning out better: I vent – part 1
Posted in Home Again in Indiana, tagged AT&T Cellular, COPD, South Central Indiana REMC on February 13, 2009 | 2 Comments »
I do try to keep things light on this blog, but this past thirty days just sucks a big one, so I vent.
We are lucky, we have a roof (albeit a leaky one) over our heads. We have a home (although this may be the last month we have heat). Our [...]
Did you know that the CIA has a World Factbook?
Posted in Anybody Out There?, News that's probably not Fit to Print, tagged Chicago Circle, CIA, Clustr Map, digressions, Geography, Ilinden Uprising Day, Macedonia, Marijuana, Saint Elijah's Day, teachers, University of Illinois, World Factbook on February 11, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I was perusing my ClustR Map and the bottom country, along with many other countries with one viewer each, was Macedonia. I was never a whiz at Geography. I think it had something to do with teachers whose sole function was to point to the next student in the row and say, you read the [...]





