I inherited my mom’s habit of worrying. When we didn’t have two pennies to our name, I worried about not being able to pay the bills. Now that we can make each month’s bills on time (barely), I worry that something will happen to the peace of mind we now have. Crazy, right? Gail’s Word
It’s almost been a year now. Mid-February, last year, I took a chance and ordered a meal kit from Hello Fresh. Six weeks after that, I wrote the first post of MANY to come about my meal kit journey. That post, titled Did I Ever Mention I Am Not A Good Cook? told a little
What do nature’s creatures think and feel? Today, I wondered again, as a tiny lizard seemed to bond with Gail.
Never wonder what will be in your mailbox today…ever again. The Post Office now has a new free service called Informed Delivery that emails you with images of the mail that is headed to your mailbox each day.
A newspaper article about the life of Ervin Cavalier, an old Pierre Part, Louisiana fisherman.
Meet Bunny. Bunny showed up a few weeks ago as a tiny baby. Gail first spotted her behind the shed. It took me a few days to see her, and when I did, all I saw was a quick blur as she quickly hopped behind a stack of wood. We realized she was all alone,
Two kids being creative to earn a buck warmed my heart today. Here’s to childhood entrepreneurial spirit.
How did nine months zoom by since the last post? Life just happens, I guess, and I got caught up in the daily whirlwind. Now, though, I want to take a moment to get you caught up with the Cavalier life. Since last November: Gail Creating Art Gail, my sweet, talented wife, seriously pursued her
Control Issues vs. Panic Attacks. When opposing forces tug at you, it’s a difficult position to be in. Goofy distractions bring serenity.