How to take a grownup summer #holiday. By Barb’s dog Peri. #ThrowbackThursday #humor
Note from my dog Peri: It started the night Barb sat bolt upright in bed and reached over to shake …
Note from my dog Peri: It started the night Barb sat bolt upright in bed and reached over to shake …
When your new roommates are murderers… ⇒Trigger warning: the following post contains stuff that made me toss my cookies. You …
One of the first things you learn about Scotland is to drop everything and take advantage of great weather. One …
If I could suggest ONE book to read this year, it would be this funny, heartbreaking, and ultimately-affirming trip back …
Open Letter to My Daughters and Nieces: I owe you all an apology. When you were babies, I said you …
How to tell a Granny from a Big Bad Wolf – Part IV. In the earlier posts of my thriller …
How to tell a Granny from a Big Bad Wolf – Part III. In the first posts of my thriller …
How to tell a Granny from a Big Bad Wolf – Part II. In my last post here, I explored …
How to tell a Granny from a Big Bad Wolf. Lately, I’ve been reading some fabulous books from Rosie’s Book …
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