As some of you know, this past year was not only the year I discovered blogging–it was also the year I discovered Starbucks. And in no time I went from a Starbucks virgin to a Starbucks regular, starting my “Starbucks Monday” tradition of kicking off the work week with a delicious caffeinated beverage. So this
10 Things You Need In Winter
I’ve learned many survival skills while braving years of Wisconsin winters. The following is a series of posts on things that have come in handy for me during those blistery winter days and nights. Enjoy! 1. A full tank of gas2. A cross made out of popscicle sticks, stolen from a nursing home 3. A
The Wine In Me
It’s no secret that I love wine. And I do believe I’ve consumed enough wine over the years that it’s become something inherently in me. At all times. Like estrogen. Or all that gum I swallowed as a child. The wine in me reminds me not to take things too seriously. And to slow down
Time Sure Does Fly!
It’s been almost a year since I started this blog, and in those 11 months I’m happy and amazed to say my readership has increased from one person (thanks Allison!) to over 700 subscribers! So as this one-year milestone approaches, I’ve decided to republish some of my favorite posts from the past year that you
Parade of Homes–Cute Girl’s Rooms
This 4,610 square foot ranch home–built by Acker Builders and located in the Southbridge Blue Ridge addition in Waunakee, WI–features all your typical huge home amenities, including an open floor plan, 9 and 12-foot ceilings, large gourmet kitchen, and a finished walk-out lower level complete with media room and a wet bar. Now it’s possible
9 Things You Need In Winter
1. A full tank of gas.2. A cross made out of popscicle sticks, stolen from a nursing home. 3. A laundry basket full of dirty clothes. 4. A 5th Avenue candy bar.5. The Amish6. One Clydesdale horse.7. A shovel.8. A vacation! 9. Alcohol. Any will do. To properly thank your neighbor in the following situation:
You Know You’re Getting Old…
…when you play 3 hours of volleyball and it takes your body 2 days to recover. Related Posts:You Know It’s Dry Outside…We Are the Champions!My Summer Vacation–Day 5
