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Since our visit to the vet last week, Dudley is doing splendidly. He hasn’t scratched once. He’s taking two different internal meds, and I have to bathe him three times a week with special shampoo and rinse. The problem is … Continue reading →

Baked Crab Rangoon 1/8 tsp garlic salt 1/8 tsp Worcestershire sauce… 1 small green onion 4 oz. imitation crab 3 oz. cream cheese 14 wonton wrappers Cut up the crab and mix it in with garlic salt, Worcestershire sauce, green … Continue reading →

Priorities Yesterday I saw something appalling on the news. An 85-year-old woman drove her car through the window of a shop, knocking over a younger lady in the process. All of this was caught on a security camera, but the … Continue reading →

The Process of Publishing One’s Work  In some ways, I should be the last one to be giving advice to other writers on publishing anything. My qualifications on the subject of writing come mostly from my having taught English for … Continue reading →

Tippsy Chapter 17… HERE COMES GERTIE…THERE GOES POODY     My father’s mother was something of a nomad. After she divorced my grandfather, she spent much of her time visiting her four children and her grandchildren. The four worked it out in … Continue reading →

Here is the Kindle link to five of my books. Paperbacks are also available on Amazon and at Barnes & Noble. I’m working now on a sixth book, which should be published in June of this year. The title will … Continue reading →

25 Things Babies Born in 2014 May Never Know By Stacy Johnson Here’s a list of things kids born in 2014 might never experience, or at least will see a whole lot less of as they reach their formative years. Things kids born in … Continue reading →

SINCE THE AGE OF 92, RUTH HAS COMMITTED TO WEEKLY PILATES CLASSES. SHE ALSO HAS A MEAN SENSE OF STYLE. 1. “Don’t look at the calendar. Just keep celebrating every day.” 2. “Invest in quality pieces, they never go out of style.” … Continue reading →

The Cusp of the Old Year Today is Christmas Eve. In some ways, I still feel the way I did as a child in the 1950’s, in awe of this season of transformation, and in other ways I have learned … Continue reading →