A Senior Citizen’s Ideas, Thoughts, Memoirs, News, and a little bit of this and that.
I attended my very first BlogHer Conference this past weekend with my daughter, Catherine. In addition to meeting so many kind and wonderful bloggers, who helped me immensely, particularly Victoria, and gathering more information about blogging than I ever knew existed, I found lots of fun in places I didn’t expect. I even had […]
These are things I have been doing to ease the pain of high gas prices, high food prices and the devaluation of the dollar.
I’m cooking more and dining out less.
When I do eat out, I go to a restaurant that has a coupon offer. I doggy bag what I can’t eat. Sometimes that doggy bag […]
I don’t text message. What I mean is, I don’t send them and I don’t receive them because I don’t use a cell phone. I don’t own one, I don’t want one, and I hope I never have to rely on one. That said, I do understand why people feel they need to have one.
It’s […]
Since I wrote all about things that I love last week, it seems only fair that I write about a few things I hated in the 80’s and still hate in 2008. As in my previous post, some of the things on my old list are outdated. For instance, back then I hated “window envelopes.” […]
Years ago, and I’m talking back in the early 80’s, I made two lists. One was titled “Things I Love” and the other was “Things I Hate.” Why would I do that? I have no idea. Maybe just because I love to make lists. I’m a list-maker, okay?
Anyway, I came across these lists a few […]
I have been a cooking fool today. You can always tell when I’ve been cooking up a storm–my kitchen is a mess. But the results are usually excellent. Here’s what’s been cookin’.
Italian Sausage Casserole
Brown in a large skillet:
1 med. onion, chopped
1 cup green pepper, chopped
1 1/2 lbs bulk Italian sausage, cut into bite size pieces, […]
