Monthly Archives: February 2018

#216–Life’s little frustrations . . .

Posted on February 23, 2018 by crossingsauthor

  I’m usually pretty easy going. Not much pisses me off. But there are a few things that really bother me. And I’ll bet I’m not the only person with these frustrations. Caps & lids I have arthritis in my … Continue reading →

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#215–To Sir with love . . .

Posted on February 16, 2018 by crossingsauthor

  This blog post proves the old adage, “Dogs have masters, cats have staff!” Sir Groucho is an indoor cat with a well-trained staff of one—me. I’ve listed several examples that will leave no doubt. These blinds have specific settings … Continue reading →

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#214–Mighty big waves . . .

Posted on February 9, 2018 by crossingsauthor

  More than once during the year, we get mighty big waves. That’s especially true in December and January. These are usually caused by storms out at sea that generate large swells that create larger than normal waves. And sometimes … Continue reading →

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#213–Resuming weekly posts . . .

Posted on February 2, 2018 by crossingsauthor

  It was so gratifying to have many of you click onto my blog last week when I resumed posting after a six-month pause. My last post had been in August. I had no idea it would be so long … Continue reading →

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