Monthly Archives: March 2023

Yesterday I helped my friend learn how to attach photos to text messages and e-mails, and I had so much fun! I was grateful to be able to figure out her phone first (an android), so I learned something new … Continue reading →

Yesterday I washed our car and am grateful for the huge sense of satisfaction that gave me. I’m grateful the resort allows us to wash our vehicles at our site, even RVs, because the salt air is hard on everything. … Continue reading →

A young teenage girl who’s been missing since the first of the month was found yesterday in Pennsylvania, more than 700 miles from her home in Kentucky, not far from where we used to live. I’m grateful for her safe … Continue reading →

It’s not yet 7 a.m. and I’ve been awake for about five hours. Here I had planned to write today about finally getting a good nights sleep now that Biscuit was sleeping in the main cabin. It’s been about four … Continue reading →

On the recommendation of our friend Lee, we took a road less traveled in Aransas Pass yesterday and discovered many really neat things. It was an exciting discovery! Unless one knows where to turn in town, this gem can be … Continue reading →

For several days I’ve been trying to learn a new app, one that enables editing of photographs. What I wanted to do—to simply add text to a photo—was not intuitive on this particular app, and I found myself getting more … Continue reading →

I took yesterday off and played hooky from writing gratitude, taking a spontaneous drive to Victoria where there’s an Aldi grocery store (which is a whole gratitude post all its own.) I’m grateful for the break; I love writing, and … Continue reading →

I’m grateful for finding “community” everywhere, in both the real world and the virtual. There are so many opportunities to be a part of something, if I so choose, and I am grateful for that freedom. Being a part of … Continue reading →

I’m grateful for my old friends—‘old’ as in ‘age,’ not the length of our friendship. They are active and vital and inspirational. They are perceptive, quick and often hilarious without meaning to be. Each one of them has enriched my … Continue reading →

On a bike ride along the water’s edge yesterday, I came upon a vacant lot covered with bluebonnets. What a sight to behold, and certainly a moment to be grateful for. It was completely unexpected, since the area is mostly … Continue reading →