This is what I know. Our puppy Riley has brought our household new energy, joy, laughter, puppy kisses, a floor full of treasures he has found here and there, and a happy big brother dog Tucker. We love life with Riley!
10/24/17
10/23/17
This Is What I Know: October 23,2017
I know that fallen autumn leaves arranged naturally on the ground can create a beautiful painting by Mother Nature.
This Is What I Know: October 22, 2017
I know the trees of Kellogg are beautiful in October.
October is a symphony of permanence and change. Bonaro W. Overstreet
10/22/17
This is What I Know, October 21,2017
"If you only read the books that everyone else is reading, you can only think what everyone else is thinking." -Haruki Murakam
Talking about beloved books led to more discussion about books each reader could add to their own "to read" list. I think by the time we were done, each person had a good list of books to find and read. This always happens when you get book lovers together. The titles I shared were:
The End of Your Life Book Club Will Schwalbe
My Kitchen Year, 136 Recipes That Saved my Life Ruth Reichl
The Glass Castle Jeannette Walls
Into Thin Air, Into the Wild, Under that Banner of Heaven, and Where Men Win Glory Jon Krakauer
My Kitchen Year, 136 Recipes That Saved my Life Ruth Reichl
The Glass Castle Jeannette Walls
Into Thin Air, Into the Wild, Under that Banner of Heaven, and Where Men Win Glory Jon Krakauer
10/13/17
This is What I Know, October 13, 2017
Pictures are worth a thousand words. Some sneak peeks from the reception at Carol's house after Mom's memorial service last week. Above brother Bill with lifelong friends Roger and Terry. A slideshow is coming.
| sister Carol and lifelong friend Kellee |
| good friends |
| Class of '72 and friends/spouses with Coach Curry |
| glorious food |
This Is What I Know, October 12, 2017
Today I know that music can transport you to another time or another place. I put together a playlist for my mother's memorial service held last week. The music played before and after the service. While I was making decisions about what songs to choose, I relived memory after memory of the songs of my youth. Mom and Dad had a collection of record albums that included a few by the pianist Roger Williams. A song that was played often in our household was "Misty", a jazz standard written in 1954 by pianist Erroll Garner. This is one song I chose for the playlist. I remember hearing this piano version on the old record player, but also vocal versions by Sarah Vaughn and Ella Fitzgerald. Enjoy this version played at Mom's service:
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