Nightmare for a Germaphobe Like Me
What I discovered when we decluttered our shed Due to my husband’s recent retirement, we now have time to start decluttering. We began with a haul to the dump today, after cleaning out the old metal backyard shed.
Living in Tornado Alley: A Kansas Survival Guide for Staying Sane
(Featuring weather anxiety, basement negotiations, and at least one emotional support rib-eye) There are few things more uniquely Kansan than standing outside during a thunderstorm saying, “Huh… the sky looks a little green.” People who don’t live in tornado country imagine that spring in…
Read This Before Becoming A Family Caregiver
Taking care of a loved one will change you… No one tells you that caregiving means becoming responsible for parts of your loved one’s life you never imagined.
Decluttering: A Gift to Your Children and Yourself
As we move through the later stages of life, we often accumulate far more than we realize—furniture, keepsakes, paperwork, collections, and everyday items that quietly build up over the years. While these belongings may hold memories or once served a purpose, there comes a…
Our Beloved Gray Baby
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