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Musings: Life’s Curve Balls

By Margo, on March 21st, 2010%

Just recently life has thrown a few curve balls into my personal space.  Nothing drastic, but enough to throw me off balance.  And then, of course, there’s the dratted weather, which has thrown enough curve balls into everyone’s territory to create disruptions galore.

My last posting (yes, I know, it’s been two long weeks!), was on 7 March Musings-  Freedom, and I shared how sick I had been and how much I was enjoying the freedom of wellness.  We had a short interlude of a few days of good weather as I regained my strength, and the first call of . . . → Read More: Musings: Life’s Curve Balls

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Musings: Commitment Now

By Margo, on February 18th, 2010%

I feel like a Mamma Bear in the middle of the great hibernation.  I have no desire to stir out of my warm cave.  I have no desire to get up, go out, do anything at all.  I just want to stay curled up where it’s nice and warm and be cozy.

Much of the country may be under snow right now.  Thank God Florida isn’t.  But that still doesn’t change the fact that it is freezing cold – by Floridian standards.  We have had heavier frost the last two nights than we have had all winter.  I almost can’t . . . → Read More: Musings: Commitment Now

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Musings: Open And Closed

By Margo, on January 22nd, 2010%

We came to Florida in January 2004 and we have just experienced the longest freezing cold weather since arriving here.  The thermometer on my sheltered back porch lanai registered thirty one degrees Fahrenheit at about 7.30am on several mornings.  It did not get above fifty eight degrees Fahrenheit at any time during the day.

Half of the trees, bushes and plants in my garden have been badly frost burned.  I am hoping that their roots have not been damaged and that there will be re-growth.  Thankfully I had covered the precious small lemon tree that my son Marco had bought . . . → Read More: Musings: Open And Closed

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