There’s an entire genre of jigsaw puzzles about doors. Irish doors. Polynesian doors. Country doors.

We like them because the entire puzzle is a collage of doors, maybe five different ones across and three down. It’s like doing fifteen mini-puzzles.

 … finish reading Doors

Tomorrow is my monthly Great Book Club (GBC) meeting, and I’m finally settling down to read Tara Westover’s memoir, Educated.

I’ve put it off to the last minute because I know enough about the book to hesitate reading another work

 … finish reading Educated

So after enduring the prep for my colonoscopy, Earl and I arrived at the outpatient center at the appointed time.

Fast forward two hours. The test was over; I passed with flying colors. Which means I don’t have to do

 … finish reading Results

This is possibly more information than you want to know, but my first colonoscopy was over twenty years ago. I remember it as if it were yesterday, mostly because of the preparation for the procedure. It simply isn’t fun.

You

 … finish reading Colonoscopy Prep

My cousin Gertrude McDonald passed away this afternoon. I got an email from her daughter with the news. It gave me pause.

I come from a long line of McDonalds even if the strain was diluted by the time it

 … finish reading Gertrude McDonald

Over the years, I’ve mentioned a charming book titled The Art of Doing Nothing by Veronique Vienne. Once again it’s caught my eye, in particular the chapter about napping.

The first paragraph reads: “If you’ve got too much to do,

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Today is Wednesday, when I have my weekly piano lesson with J. But for personal reasons, I’m not going this afternoon. Instead of spending time at her piano, I’m sitting in front of mine.

Pondering.

I started taking lessons in

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