Monthly Archives: November 2020

We received a greeting card in the mail last night. I thought it might be an extra-early Christmas card, but no…it was a birthday card. It was mailed on time last February but just got here. Has any of your … Continue reading →

Have you heard the latest news? No, but I’m all ears. November 19, 2010

It turns out Andy’s physical therapy appointment wasn’t canceled after all. He went and the gal told him to continue with the exercises. The big change is she wants him to come in the afternoon. He likes mornings so he … Continue reading →

I’ve mentioned how I love the sight of fallen leaves. I love them even more when one of the grandpups is the star of the photos. Thanks, Kaitlin and Torben! November 17, 2020

I laughed this morning when I read this. She generally gave herself very good advice (though she very seldom followed it). — Lewis Carroll, Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland Well, er, yeah. I have been known to do that. November 16, … Continue reading →

This morning I received this email from the pastor of a local church. (They have been doing online services since COVID started): We began the month of November with a service naming our losses and our grief in this pandemic … Continue reading →

Because of the strain on hospitals and health care providers, our governor has issued state-wide restrictions for two weeks starting Monday: New Mexicans are instructed to stay at home except for only those trips that are essential to health, safety … Continue reading →

A couple of days ago Kaitlin sent me a fancy 59-page recipe book with this cover: Kaitlin wrote, When we moved we found Torben’s mimeographed version of his class collection of recipes. It was stapled lovingly with a orange construction … Continue reading →

Just about a year ago I had a shoulder impingement. I was proactive about it, figured out what it was, and started doing some exercises I thought were safe. I phoned my doctor for an appointment with a physical therapist … Continue reading →

New Mexico has a site where we can track the number of COVID cases, the number of people tested, and the number of deaths so we can see what’s going on. We can also look to see what is going … Continue reading →