by Kathy | Feb 27, 2026 | After Cancer
I think that most of us remember when our family only had one computer and it was located somewhere convenient where it could be used for both home business and school work as well. I was recently cleaning out some old computer folders and ran across one entitled...
by Kathy | Feb 26, 2026 | After Cancer
Have you noticed that smoke detector batteries always go bad in the middle of the night? I swear, the manufacturers have a daylight sensor built in with an 8-hour delay so that they can keep you tossing and turning and debating the merits of dragging out a ladder and...
by Kathy | Dec 2, 2025 | After Cancer
When I was in fifth grade, I lived in a small rural Kansas town with a population of 505. Our community was so small that we shared a school with a neighboring town. I believe that each grade had around 12-15 students. We had a small school library with an...
by Kathy | Sep 30, 2024 | After Cancer
Fall is here. School has started, and I have lost my little gardener. I have had so much fun since we moved to Minnesota sharing my love of gardening with Tavi. (My mom, a Master Gardener, shared her love of gardening with me, and now I get to pass it along to my...
by Kathy | Jun 28, 2024 | After Cancer
Gene and I recently purchased a small sprinkler for the grandkids to play with. It has about a dozen worm-shaped objects with cute worm faces and holes for the water to sprinkle. We thought it was adorable. Unfortunately, when you say “worm sprinkler” to a two year...
