It’s been a while since I really wrote… And catching up is NOT going to happen. Right now. I’m feeling this weird emptiness that comes during the aftermath of an illness. I use the word aftermath optimistically. It was a rough illness. They say pain is forgettable. I remember it pretty clearly though. Constant, sharp,Continue reading “Heart Full, Tummy Empty”
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Nick Stone
I love photography. I love capturing a moment. To me, photography honors the magic of the present. So much of our time is caught up in imagining the future and reliving the past. But there are precious instances that you watch yourself in a moment and realize that the only thing you have is thisContinue reading “Nick Stone”
Opportunities to Give
Christmas is coming the goose is getting fat! Puhlease to put a penny in the old man’s hat! If you’re looking for places to places to give your pennies, here are a few suggestions…. 1) The 4th Street Clinic on the corner of 4th South and 4th West has a donor who is matching donations–$2Continue reading “Opportunities to Give”
The Garden
My mother’s house is a garden. She has beautiful living plants all over her home. I use the word living to differentiate between the dead plant currently resting peacefully on my kitchen table and the living plants she keeps in every room of her home. Yesterday was a lovely Thanksgiving. We ate delicious food andContinue reading “The Garden”
Thanksgiving
Just so we’re clear, I wasn’t snapping photos during Sacrament Meeting. I think it was before Sunday School was starting. And I liked the way the light came in. It was just a pretty picture… I think Thanksgiving is catching up to Easter as my favorite holiday. It’s a holiday that demands that people actContinue reading “Thanksgiving”
Christmas is for the Kiddos!
When I walked into Pottery Barn I felt like I was in this lush paradise. I don’t like buying clothes… but I could spend a fortune at Pottery Barn. As I walked into the Pottery Barn, I could hear laughter. I came upon a talented storyteller recounting the tale of “The Grinch Who Stole Christmas”–completeContinue reading “Christmas is for the Kiddos!”
Madame Thenardier
I decided to wear this blue polka dot dress that I got from Walmart. I bought it on a weird shopping trip I went on after midnight. It’s the only time I like shopping really. I still have the dress 12 years later. My friend Susan went with me. They had the auditions at aContinue reading “Madame Thenardier”
In the Heights
Friday night I met up with my friends Ben and Lyn to enjoy Orem Hale’s fabulous production of In The Heights. If you’ve never been to Hale in Orem–it’s soooo small! And you know I love small theatrical spaces. When I first saw In The Heights, it was on Broadway. I was in the upperContinue reading “In the Heights”
Next To Normal
I saw the show two years ago when Midvale Main Street Theatre did it. I know the show pretty well. Last night, I went to opening night with my dad. Watching a show about a family that loses a child with your father who lost his child is pretty gut wrenching. And cathartic. At intermission,Continue reading “Next To Normal”
Being Rebellious and Grateful
I’ve been relatively good at posting my gratitude this year. Perhaps not daily. But I have this evil rebellious streak that just stops me from doing what’s expected of me. It’s the reason I’m horrible at diets and for some reason, during the month of gratitude, I find myself with all sorts of excuses notContinue reading “Being Rebellious and Grateful”