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I have a problem, a tiny sore. A small sore should not be a problem except for one thing. It is on the tip of my nose. I suppose I should not be so vain that a small imperfection bothers me as much as it does. I feel like Rudolph with a red nose flashing on and off.
I cannot go anywhere with this huge ugly sore on my nose. I make excuses to stay home. I’m not fe...
Some months ago I discovered a commercial website called TEMU. It is a Chinese site selling all manner of household odds and ends at unbelievably low prices. I was fascinated and drawn in to look at all the stuff.
Trouble is when you look, you find, and sure enough I found several items I liked. The question was: Is this site trustworthy? After all, it is out o...
The frost killed all my flowers and only a few hardy survivor plants are struggling in the cold winter ground. Soon, they too will yield to the cold. Winter birds scurry around the bird feeder looking for food. It is depressing to look out my window, but I have an idea.
In the attic, I have about a dozen old bird houses inherited when my dad passed away. It is t...
Marie Kondo makes it sound so simple. “Find the things that no longer spark joy. Thank them for their service, and get rid of them.” With this advice in mind, I recently had a house cleaning. I disposed of half of the clothes in my closet. I am resisting the temptation to replace them. This is true regardless of how cute that blue sweater on Amazon is.
I sucked ...
Old woman using walker by Sasirin Pamai 2025, Vectors Stock Photos.
I am old. According to government statistics, the average age of death for a female is 81.1. That means I am already dead, statistically speaking...
