Monthly Archives: September 2016

I would rather, commute to The City on a crowded train with unkempt passengers just released from detention centers- use Penn Station’s public facilities for #4 on the bodily fluid list, and only have 1 square of Scott toilet paper, … Continue reading →

Years ago, a colleague and I read this book during a work retreat. We went away with our company for an overnight and the idea was to get to know your coworkers. What I can recall from this retreat that … Continue reading →

For those of you who may not have played my Would You Rather game in the past, here is a refresher course: It goes like this: would you rather have a gorgeous face and fat body or ugly face and thin body. … Continue reading →

It’s not often that certain pubic servant professions can request a job wish list. Take for examples: pre school teachers. Often times, they will request things like: paper towels, kleenex, disinfectant wipes, etc. Librarians can request: extra colored ink cartridges, … Continue reading →

I know I am a parent- and I understand that that comes with having to have an iron stomach at times. For instance- when my children chew loudly in my ears- making me want to hurl across the room- or, when … Continue reading →

This evening while reading one child a bedtime story, the other child informed me that they had to do computer homework. Moments later, they walk back into said room and proceed to sit on the floor and log in. “You … Continue reading →

There have been a few times in my life where I felt like I was going to have to lay down- and one of those times happened this evening. It all started when I was visiting a friend in the … Continue reading →

The children have this beautiful play house that my husband had rehabbed and professionally painted- by actual house painters. And a few years ago, he got the idea to cape cod the inside. But, as things happen, he started it … Continue reading →

Today- and yesterday, hubby felt it necessaire to pay the carpenter we use to finish the inside of the playhouse. Let me repeat- for two days, a carpenter came to finish the playhouse.  

This evening I had the pleasure of touring the best part of our city- only to get to the Mecca of all children’s hospitals. And whilst walking around the hospital, I was quite impressed with the very friendly and inviting … Continue reading →