This weekend was Father’s Day! We celebrated Mike by making his favorite foods that I’m usually too lazy to make, thoroughly cleaned and organized his office space for him, and played board games. For breakfast he had poached eggs, lunch was potato skins and dinner was breaded chicken with corn on the cob and twice […]
This is just a quick post to share our plans for tomorrow, Juneteenth. It’s hard to believe, but I don’t think I had heard until last year of this holiday that celebrates the end of slavery in the United States. Here’s some of the history of Juneteenth, in case you are like me and hadn’t
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Staying home for so long has been the most challenging part of the pandemic for me. Well, that and grocery shopping and missing Mass. I know how lucky I am to stay home, and blessed that we have all stayed healthy and have not suffered from unemployment or other difficulties during the pandemic. Even though
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Every time I go through my closet there is a section of dresses that I don’t wear but I keep anyway. It’s not because I have problems getting rid of things. At this point I probably have the opposite problem; I end up purging things I should actually keep. It’s because they are my “Scott’s
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Here are some highlights of our social distancing time so far. It all began on March 12th for us. That day, I decided that we would stay home from school and pick up a grocery order for my parents to make sure they were all set. After hearing talk on the news I thought that
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Life is crazy lately, huh? Quarantine can make you do crazy things, such as contemplate giving yourself bangs (Don’t do it! You’ll be growing them out until the next plague), binge watching Tiger King, wiping down everything you bring in the house including the container of wipes, or rereading old blog posts from 2009. When
