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Category Archives: Summer
Sweet Dreams Are Made of Thirty-Five Years
It’s a Sunday afternoon. I’m depressing myself streaming tragic dramas while consuming dark chocolate and Chianti. Midway through my third creepy twisted love triangle, I found myself distracted and unfocused, missing entire scenes of the movie. I remembered something I … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Musings, Seasons, Summer
Tagged family memories, first contact, pickup lines, true love
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Lessons from History? — L.E. Modesitt, Jr. – The Official Website
Once upon a time, I was the staff director of a Congressman’s office. He was a Republican. At that time, the Democrats held an overwhelming majority in both the House of Representatives and the Senate. 354 more words via Lessons from … Continue reading
Posted in Mutterings, Seasons, Summer
Tagged Civil War, history, polarization, politics, solstice, summer
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Zo ExZited
Last night, after walking and feeding the dogs, I let them out into the back yard as the sun was setting. Since the wind had died completely and the light was that perfect golden twilight time, I took a few … Continue reading
Posted in Dogs, Family, Musings, Rottweilers, Seasons, Summer
Tagged cherry tomatoes, gardening, heirloom tomatoes, jalapenos, Rottweilers, tomatoes, vegetables, zucchini
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Summer Patio Container Gardening
We haven’t tried our hands at gardening for a couple of years. Our raised bed has been overtaken by oak and maple tree saplings which are now taller than me; as well as leftover containers, fencing and tomato cages from … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Seasons, Summer
Tagged cherry tomatoes, containers, gardening, heirloom tomatoes, jalapenos, patios, summer, tomatoes, zucchini
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Daughter Featured at Contralto Corner
This post at Contralto Corner featuring my daughter became the high point of my evening. I really need a Spring/Summer home in the Pacific Northwest so I can enjoy her live performances in person this season, or any season for … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Music, Seasons, Spring, Summer, Vocal Performance
Tagged classical music, contralto, opera, vocal performance
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Fantastic Fun Friday
I knew going into Friday I would have a very long day ahead of me. I had errands I needed to run first thing in the morning, so I planned to be late to work. I stayed up past my … Continue reading
Posted in Astronomy, Epic Fantasy, Fantasy, Jupiter, Moon, Musings, Saturn, Seasons, Summer
Tagged amateur astronomy, college, crescent moon, education, epic fantasy, fantasy, Jupiter, Saturn, science, TGIF, Tolkien
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The Slow Burn May Be Heating Up
Modesitt is preaching to my choir again: … minorities, women, and others affected by the history and legacy of racial and gender discrimination. They’re tired of endlessly waiting for equality, and with ethnic, racial, and gender discrimination continuing, those feeling … Continue reading
A Mid-Summer Night’s Streaming
This past week I took a break from watching movies I’d requested through my local library (see my previous post about dumping my Netflix DVD subscription) and switched to streaming two new (to us) science fiction series via Amazon Prime. … Continue reading
WorldCon Withdrawals
Despite what my husband thinks, I have not over-dosed on science fiction since last Wednesday when the 74th World Science Fiction Convention (commonly referred to as WorldCon) arrived for the second time in Kansas City, Missouri. MidAmeriCon II ended yesterday … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Astronomy, Books, Engineering, Fantasy, Mars, Mathematics, Musings, Science, Science Fiction, STEM, Summer
Tagged art, conventions, fantasy, fun, reading, science fiction, summer, writing
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Grande Finale to a Grand Weekend
I’m amazed at how much I accomplished this past weekend, especially considering my husband had major surgery less than three weeks ago. Friday Evening Friday night was our first venture out on a ‘date’ since the surgery. I signed up … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Astronomy, Clusters, Constellations, Deep Sky, Family, Jupiter, Music, Nebula, Seasons, Summer, Vocal Performance
Tagged amateur astronomy, arias, classical music, concert, library programs, music, sunflowers, Tolkien, vocal performance
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