I'm reading the latest Haruki Murakami, The City and Its Uncertain Walls. It's a choice by someone in my book club. It's irritatingly beautiful. I say irritatingly for two reasons: one is I want to shout at the main character to move it along, but that's my smart phone addled brain talking. Second, he stops... Continue Reading →
Through Gritted Teeth
Recently I've been grinding my teeth at night. I've been told this could be related to menopause. I think the cause for me is political, but hey, everyone's their own best doctor. I mean, I've GoogleHow'ed just about everything so I'm now an expert...on everything. Right? I went to see an osteopath last week. My... Continue Reading →
Share the Love
I know that the world is going to hell in a hand basket, but personally I'm in a good place at the moment. Maybe some of you are, too, so let's take stock of what's going well, at least on my end. I saw an old friend last week, who I haven't seen in ten... Continue Reading →
Gentle Giants
Last weekend, I went up to climb near the St. Bernard pass, where that breed of dogs came from. I could see four dogs in a kennel back behind our lodgings and got curious about the breed, so here's what I learned: They were smaller in the past. It's only been the last two hundred... Continue Reading →
Moove your cow, and your mind will follow. 