July twenty-third dawned hot and sunny. Corrie had arranged for all of us ‘maids to spend the morning together at a spa. Makeup, hair, and nails were on our own dime, so each ‘maid purchased her own mix of services, according to what she could afford – but all of us spent the morning together…
THE Wedding of 2011 . . .
. . . (until November 5 . . .) (when my other sister gets married, of course!) So, I’m not going to tease you. I’ll go ahead and start this post with a picture of the beautiful bride, because I know that’s what you all want to see. Oh wait. I meant this. Thus ends…
Careful What You Wish For . . .
The back pain has settled into a dull, constant ache. So maybe I preferred the ache-free, sucker-punch-at-any-minute stage more. I don’t know. The dull ache sucks. But it’s an ache that aches in such a way that I know it’s healing properly (it also sort of tickly itches, in that way that major bruises do…
The Debt Ceiling
. . . is not going to be the topic of this blog post! Wa-hey! Did I trick you? Many of the updates in blogs, facebook, email, legal tabloids, and what-have-you are regarding the end of the three day hell that is The Bar Exam, which most law school graduates in most states have just…
This Is Not A Post About A Wedding
I’m in my parents’ kitchen in Nashville, dropping crumbs of chocolate chip cookie into my baby son’s mouth and monitoring the doneness of some pasta boiling on the stove. I have begun a wedding post, which sits safely in my drafts folder, but I won’t be publishing it til I have some pictures to include….