by PJColando | Nov 21, 2023 | blog post
Appliances, what a boon to the American homemaker! I’ve visited living history re-enactment sites at Connor Prairie Farm in central Indiana Plymouth, Massachusetts Williamsburg, Virginia While I enjoy these historical immersions with people dressed in period costumes...
by PJColando | Aug 27, 2019 | blog post, Featured
I am the type of person who closes a safety pin before tossing in a drawer; my husband is not. In his defense, he’s a leftie, so he fumbles with the thin metal clasp and, well, safety pins are somewhat passe. I am a former 4-H seamstress, as well as the oldest...
by PJColando | Oct 6, 2015 | Uncategorized
The first rule of marriage, in our union anyway, is that only one person can go crazy at a time. Typically neither of us is crazed, needy, or implosive; we go easy on each other. Ours in a home of placidity, a stable base to walk among the wasted, worrisome, and...
by PJColando | Sep 1, 2015 | Uncategorized
My Boomer friends and I are fuming. It feels better to be fribbly fuss-budget than be-fuddled. Agreed? Our griping may be similar to the Angry White Man diatribes, the male version of snark, about Every Thing that’s Wrong with America. (clue: it’s all the...
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