Life is what you make it and it can be a lot more interesting when fun, laughter and humour are major ingredients in it. My blog is my attempt to use humour to capture the fun times, the frustrating times, the sad times and the happy times that we all experience in our everyday lives.

As a wife, a mother and a grandmother, I have lots of material to work with. My husband, children and grandchildren are the main characters in these anecdotes and their names have not been changed. The guilty are exposed. Although these stories are told through the eyes of a senior, (me) I hope you can identify with and smile at many of the situations I write about, regardless of your age.  

Molly’s House

For those of you who are following my blog, you know that both domesticated and wild animals play a major role in our lives. They are our entertainment and we spend many happy hours watching turkeys, chipmunks, squirrels, deer, foxes, raccoons, etc. go about their daily lives plus we take in the odd stray cat..

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Have Fun, Will Travel.

After staying put for over 2 ½ years, I decided it was time to try a little travelling. Now I must admit, it was MY idea to venture out. Unfortunately, Chuck has happily joined the “Old Men’s Club.” Members of this group just want to stay home, stick to their daily routines, see no one..

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My Hero

We hear so much today about heroes and the outstanding things they do to help others but have you ever thought about the people in your own life who might be considered a hero, maybe in your eyes only. Let me tell you about my hero but first I want to set the stage for..

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The Curse of The Black Flies

For most people, this beautiful warm spring weather is a wonderful opportunity to clean up the yard, get flower beds ready for another glorious year of blooms and plan barbeque get togethers. But for some of us, the arrival of May has another meaning – the invasion of black flies. Every year we are blessed..

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World Book Day – April 23, 2022

World Book Day was created on April 23rd,1995 by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). Each year, this day is set aside to pay tribute to books and their authors by encouraging a love of reading especially in children. It is a well-known fact that spending just ten minutes a day reading and sharing stories..

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Happy Easter

When I was a kid, Easter Sunday always meant going to church in a new outfit. It might be a new hat, white gloves, shoes, a dress or any combination but it was something brand new. The custom of wearing your Easter best, which originated in Europe, honoured the coming of spring and the meaning..

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Birthdays Through The Ages

In a few days I will be having a very special birthday, at least in my eyes. Reaching the age of seventy-five seems like a wonderful milestone to celebrate. Just think about it – three quarters of a century, seven and a half decades, seventy-five years of time. Like most seniors, I don’t consider myself..

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The Cat Came Back

I introduced you in a previous blog, to our outside, garage cat, Kitty. Well, her story continues. As I mentioned before, every day Chuck would open the garage door and it was Kitty’s choice whether she explored the great outdoors or stayed inside just gazing out at the open space. Her decision was based solely..

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