There’s a nip in the air

the sun is a little mild

leaves are turning yellow

I think fall has arrived.

The exodus of summer clothes

to the attic will  begin

that with open drawers

we’ll welcome  fall clothes’ reign.

Then starts the confusion

of putting clothes in their places-

they’ve been wizened by years

they’ve been used for ages.

The six year old wears seven

the one year…

On Saturday, while my Husband and I were doing our respective chores, the children, especially the older two, were getting pretty restless.  To prevent them from grumping and whining, to give him some peace of mind while doing the bills, and to keep them busy, my Husband told them to go and wash the dishes.  I followed to watch them do this chore and to supervise them from a distance.  I brought my camera with me.  Who knows what hanky-panky, errrr, fun, I might have missed recording without…

Sometimes, we fail to see the treasure before us because of certain ideas, sometimes, obsessions, that fill our minds and prevent us from appreciating something of worth.  With this theme in mind, this little fairy tale about  a Princess who dreamed of meeting her Prince Charming was written.  The Princess got what she wanted and more. …

Archbishop Fulton Sheen examined the impact  of Christmas in his Article Content with Sawdust Brains?.  In it, he said that Christmas split time, turned space upside down, and led Man to the discovery of the Missing Link.  The rest of the post can be found here …