On the day after Ash Wednesday, a certain 97-year-old of my close acquaintance emerged hale and hearty from her latest adventure.
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Today’s find: Angioplasty
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Today’s find: Cookie appeal
Jesus, did you ever eat a snickerdoodle? Or how about a molasses cookie? Any cookie at all?
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Today’s find: Patterns
It was my Sweetie, the artist, who pointed it out – how the smooth blanket of snow on our deck had morphed into something new, something a bit more interesting.
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Today’s find: Hanging question
Puzzled we were, the 6:30 Daily Mass Coffee Boys. Bumfuzzled, and therefore apparently in good company.
Continue readingToday’s find: Image Playground
Took a peek this week at how Siri sees me, and the results were unbelievable.
Continue readingToday’s find: Excess
Heard there’s a big game today, so I think I’ll make a double-batch.
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Today’s find: Back-door welcome
The entrance didn’t exactly exude “fellowship.”
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Today’s find: Aphasia
It’s hard to put into words, what we saw…what we shared…in our scripture study on Saturday.
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Today’s find: Egg-stasy
I saw it happen, right before my eyes: an unassuming hard-boiled egg became filet mignon.
Continue readingToday’s find: Finished
You’re welcome, folks.
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