Showing posts with label Big little moments. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Big little moments. Show all posts

Saturday, January 25, 2020

My Father Was an Enigma

June 2014, Jamaica
After going back and forth for several weeks and weighing the options, the decision was made on whether or not I would attend my Dad's funeral...

Tuesday, April 9, 2019

Big Little Moments - A Dance for Two


Married life is hard ya'll. Especially with raising a family and going through life. Right? Some couples are fortunate enough to have family and a huge support system around so they can have date nights on a regular basis, but not us. So we have to treasure the moments whenever we can...


Saturday, September 23, 2017

Big Little Moments - Cleaning My Boots



For a person who is "particular" about many things, and who can be just a tad bit OCD at times, I'm not one who regularly gets my car washed or cleans my shoes...


Monday, September 18, 2017

Big Little Moments - Memory Gems

That's me on the left - Holy Childhood High School (late 1980's)




After the battle, the reward.

My father-in-law (FIL) calls them memory gems. They are the lines you heard in school. Little nuggets of wisdom you learned when you were too young, only they didn't quite make sense, until now, in adulthood. Memory gems...

Wednesday, September 13, 2017

Big Little Moments - The Mini Cooper



When I was in high school, in Jamaica, my parents drove a teeny, tiny, bright yellow, Mini Cooper. At the time, I was really embarrassed to climb out (literally!) of that thing. These days, though, I have a new appreciation for my past and childhood...


Sunday, March 30, 2014

No Matter the Storm, the Anchor Holds

The Hubs, Buddy Roller, and Gram-Paw


He turned 80 this year. He has a boisterous laugh, is quite the character, and he is full of vigor and vitality. He is wise, very generous, and has a warm spirit. Of course he has his quirky ways too, who doesn't? He does not use a smart phone and he loves completing Sudoku puzzles from the newspaper. For the more than 20 years I have known him, he has very much been like a father to me. He is my father-in-law or "Gram-Paw" as Buddy Roller affectionately calls him...