I have an appointment to see the dentist tomorrow, which should come as a source of deep consternation to me. And don’t worry: it does. I’m one of those grown-up-ish girls who doesn’t like to brush her teeth, as you … Continue reading
I was born and raised in a big city. Though Mesa is certainly no NYC [Scottsdale comes close], there are people galore, immigrants of all ethnicities, and a multitude of shopping malls. With the dense population (approximately 460,155 [that’s not … Continue reading
Generally speaking, obsessions are not good. My dictionary widget defines “obsess” as: to fill the mind (of someone) continually, intrusively, and to a troubling extent. Normally when I hear that a person is saddled with an obsession, I feel uneasy … Continue reading
A few posts ago, I got a sweet comment from a reader named Molly. She wrote: “…I just read on Whitney’s blog that you already have your tree decorated, and I want to see pictures!! I am so excited to … Continue reading
I live in Canada; I live in snow. After a decent snowfall, when people leave their driveways to head off to work, the roads which have not yet been plowed get packed in with snow. This causes slick driving conditions; … Continue reading
My original plan for today’s post was to write something very profound. I was going to write something deep, perhaps even wise, and make you all stop to reflect on your lives. I was essentially going to change the world. … Continue reading
A recent map of visitors to Archives of Our Lives looks something like this: And when I say “recent” I mean mere minutes ago. And when I say “something like this,” I mean exactly. I’m thinking Archives of Our Lives … Continue reading