When I was a kid, my dad and brother regularly had their hair cut by the same barber.
When I was a kid, my mom would pull up in front of the post office, and my brother or I would run inside to get the mail. That was when the post office boxes were still locked [...]
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Yesterday, I took a long hike on the Ozark Trail’s longest section, the Courtois (pronounced “Code-a-way”). I am not a scrap-booker or a paper-crafter. The intricacies of cutting and pasting tiny scraps of paper onto one another make my impatient hands quiver, and the cuteness of all things scrapbooky makes me groan. To be honest about it, my mom has a gift with this stuff though, and I enjoy watching her [...] I posted photos earlier this summer of my fledgling garden: Online dating was a brilliant way to meet new people and explore a new city when I moved to New York. For the most part I was successful with it, but nothing in life is 100% wonderful all of the time. Today, I made my way to Crown Valley Winery, where I bought a bottle of blackberry wine. Bellevue Presbyterian Church, the oldest Presbyterian Church West of the Mississippi River, is only a half-hour drive from my own small Missouri hometown. I’ve blogged twice about Bellevue already, so if you missed those blogs, you can catch them here and here. Not long ago, I wrote about the oldest Presbyterian church west of the Mississippi River, Bellevue Presbyterian Church. Bellevue’s home is a tiny Missouri town called Caledonia, population 158. Bellevue remains locked to the public the majority of the time, but I had a special opportunity to see the inside of the church a few weeks [...] NYC = 0; MO = 1 I’ve been missing New York City a lot lately. Yesterday I started looking at pictures from my move back to Missouri, and when I did, I realized there were things I had intended to blog (about my move) that I wasn’t able to at the time for logistical reasons. |
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