Monthly Archives: May 2008

Yesterday was my beloved’s birthday and no, I didn’t forget; I had a FFFriday post all written and ready to go, and yesterday was too busy for me to take the time to write a proper birthday post. Besides, Mr. … Continue reading →

There are few flowers blooming around Chez Chili right now. The Tree is completely stripped of its blossoms and is in full leaf; the lilacs are mostly gone by. I’m not sad – these flowers had their time and I … Continue reading →

So, I’ve been thinking about my desire to go back to school and, as part of that thinking, I emailed a former professor to ask for advice. I loved the class I took with James.  It was an African-American literature … Continue reading →

One of my friendships died not too long ago, and I’m spending a fair bit of time being mindful of NOT letting myself take all the blame for it. Am I culpable?  Sure; nothing is ever entirely one-sided.  I’ve got … Continue reading →

The holiday threw me, and I almost forgot it was Tuesday!  I’m totally boosting my sister‘s theme today – ten things I love about summer: 1.  The ice cream shacks open up.  Really?  Doesn’t this kinda go without saying? Oh, … Continue reading →

Don’t you just love alliteration? I was going to post something profound and meaningful about Memorial Day, but I just don’t have it in me. I was in bed this morning thinking about how to best acknowledge the day, and … Continue reading →

I heard this on a recent episode of ER, and it resonated with me: Happiness takes up space; you’ve got to make room for it. Happy Saturday, Everyone.

Mr. Chili gave me a lesson for using my camera the other day, and I’m feeling a bit more confident behind the lens.  To now, my satisfaction with my photographs has been entirely a hit-or-miss proposition.  I’m hoping that this … Continue reading →

I’ve been remiss, you guys.  I promised Jules a while ago that I would give a shout-out to her new blog, and I totally dropped that ball.  Forgive me, Jules?  Please? Go on over and have a gander.  Leave a … Continue reading →