Useful and Practical Tips to Overcome the Challenges Hindering Weight Loss
Disclaimer: This is a collaborative post, for which I may receive a small compensation. Thanks for reading! Are you trying to lose weight? Let’s be honest–who isn’t right now? This pandemic has me weighing more than I have in years. My “fat pants” have now just become my “regular...
3 Signs That You May Need Glasses
Photo by Bartosz Sujkowski on Unsplash As we get older, plenty of changes happen, be they for better or worse. Perhaps you can’t sleep in as you used to (especially if your children — or dogs — decide that the crack of dawn is the perfect wake-up time), or...
Another post about dog poop and pee (You’ve been warned.)
If it’s not one dog, it’s another. And if it’s not one bodily function, it’s another. This week, Husband and I took both dogs to the vet–at the same time. (Yeah, it was about as fun as it sounds.) Herky, the little one, had been running around on three...
The Gray Muskrat
The other day Husband drove 45 minutes to get his hair cut. If you’re thinking red-and-white barber pole, think again. Nope. The place he goes serves Scotch while you get your hair cut. He’s what you might call hoity-toity when it comes to his drinks–and his hair. But that’s...
Faking it
Sometimes I feel like a big old fake. I’m chugging along, acting like I at least sort of have it all together. I mean, I shower daily, I put on clean clothes each day and I at least present the facade of knowing what I’m doing. But here’s a...
Falling off the weight-loss wagon
It was a dark and stormy night…and our protagonist (that’s me) got up to let out her dogs, who apparently didn’t care that it was raining and blowing outside and still insisted they had to go to the bathroom. Now our protagonist is up and at ’em and it’s...
Happy National Crappy Dog Day
So yesterday was National Dog Day or some variation of that title. Scrolling through Facebook, I was bombarded with pictures of my friends’ cute, furry, well-mannered pups. You may have posted a photo of your own dog or gaggle of dogs. And to that I say, “Good for you!”...
The little things
Most of the time, the little things are really the big things in disguise. This is something that’s becoming more and more apparent to me the older I get. And something I need to be more cognizant of in my everyday interactions with others. Because you never know when...