I get sick every Sunday morning. I know! That’s crazy, right? But ever since I began teaching the high school girls’ Sunday school class, I truly feel sick every Sunday morning as I prepare to leave for church. I won’t go into the details about my sickness. Suffice it to say that my particular variety of illness keeps me near… Read More
People often tell me I look good in green. I have light green eyes, and supposedly they look even greener when I sport a dark green sweater or shirt. But no one, including me, looks smart or cute in the putrid green of jealousy. And I hate to have to report this to you, my friend, but I’ve been stubbornly… Read More
It’s funny to me that my last post (way back on October 16) was titled “Now That’s Awkward.” Why? Because how could anything be more awkward than finally returning to a blog you haven’t posted on in almost a month!? Do you remember my name? I’m Kay. I used to blog here. Ah, yes! Now you remember. Faintly? I’m not… Read More
I have clear and vivid memories of what it was like to teach my children to drive a car. Similar to when they were first learning to pedal on a two-wheeler, what they thought would be a “piece of cake” turned out to be awkwardly difficult. Funny how things feel a little different when you’re no longer sitting in the… Read More
Hi dear blog friends! I’m typing this post fast and furious as I head out the door to catch a plane to Massachusetts. I’m looking forward to a week in New England, but the main reason I’m jetting off is to take the Satisfied…at Last! message to the Iron Sharpens Iron Women’s conference in Worcester, MA this weekend. While I… Read More
“I can’t believe I have to get these eight interviews whittled down to a 750-word article!” I complained…more than once…to my friend, my husband, my dogs! I even posted my whining (complete with photo of my copious notes) on Facebook. Just days ago I complained not once, or twice, but multiple times about the work I had to do. And… Read More