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I suppose it is a perfectly fine mug. It is well insulated. Under normal, non-traveling-in-the-car conditions, it is probably an outstanding mug. Only slightly likely to tip over because of the narrow base. The base is not actually narrow enough … Continue reading →

Mr. G is moonlighting (apparently). It seems I’ve heard mention that Mr. G is quite the gourmand when it comes to things Italian. I don’t remember the details, but that’s what came to mind when I saw Mr. G’s Pizzeria. … Continue reading →

An update from the home front: 1) T did his chores this weekend without being prompted, and without complaint. 2) T is not passing all of this classes. We had a rough morning – high conflict. He’s put off a … Continue reading →

On my parenting blog, I’ve been touching on the “Pass It On” theme, and I have more to say…but it will have to wait. I’m harvesting zinnia seeds and I want to know if there are any takers out there. … Continue reading →

This is Part II of “Children of God.” The subject has been on my mind, and after much distilling and finally producing yesterday’s cup-0-blog, I’m left with some stiffer stuff. I thought I would limit heavy-duty entries, but I have … Continue reading →

Today is the last day of October, and I’m wrapping up the 31 for 21 exercise. And I have just committed to participate in November’s National Blog Posting Month (NaBloPoMo). All for the sake of discipline. Meanwhile, I think I’m … Continue reading →

I had just started this blog when a friend led me to the 31 for 21 commitment to raise awareness of Down Syndrome. Not being one to tread lightly, even in dangerous waters, I jumped right in. It’s no surprise … Continue reading →

It’s the end of a long day. I’m wearing coffee from a mishap on the flight and spit-up from my precious grandson. I couldn’t be happier. When I’m able (more time/energy), I’ll elaborate on re-inventing relationships. It’s good to spend … Continue reading →

“It is more blessed to give than to receive.” You’re hearing this from me 3rd hand. Paul attributes this quote to Jesus in Acts 20:35. From my own experience, the pursuit of tithing (giving 10% of our income) has been … Continue reading →