My Journey to Becoming My Mother. The One Where God Smacked Me Upside the Head.

Friday, March 16, 2018. Thank you so very much for all of the well-wishes bestowed upon Hubbs. I am happy to report he is doing quite well following surgery. Although his activity level has been severely curtailed during this healing phase,. He is quite comfortable and healing nicely. It was wonderful to get back out to the barn yesterday morning. A day without my animals is unusual and strange. I definitely like my normal routine. I went into the .

On the way to Critter Farm. Wednesday, April 1, 2015. And, thankfully, we are back home now. Kai has been poked and prodded and shaved and swabbed, and we were sent back to the farm last night with a sheet of instructions and an arsenal of medications. Due to multiple nights of minimal sleep, however, I find myself now completely exhausted and totally unreasonable - and this is a dangerous state to blog in. Monday, March 30, 2015. My llama girl, Kai, is sick.

Adventures in food, travel, and photography. If you happen to consistently read this blog and stuck with me during my hiatus. You have probably noticed that I am very fond of breakfast. It is truly in my genes. We Phillipses are breakfast people.

Dogs, donkeys, a goat and life on our farm. Posted by Morning Bray under Dogs. We adopted Vivien on December 5. When I saw her photo on the Charlottesville Albemarle SPCA. Website, it was love at first sight. Her name then was Pretty Girl, and I was smitten. She came to Charlottesville through the Best Friends Animal Society from a shelter in Houston established for Hurricane Harvey relief efforts.

This is perfectly them! The kids started school on Monday of this week. This is a really big year for them both as far as school goes.

Follow Hollow Musings on WordPress. Religious liberty goes both ways. There are so many interesting panels from which to choose. Yeah, I know, First World Problems. The magic system is based on music, which is seriously cool! Peter Orullian is also a lot of fun in panels.

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This was originally published in My Southern Heartthe Stories. It was August of 1994 and I had just lost my Mother at the age of 90. It was a deeply sad time for me and my three sisters and our families. I was working full-time and still had an eighth grader at home, so I did my best to keep life steady and normal . I had lost my Dad four years before. I was only 48 and had lost both my parents. Years later, my children would be 36, 35 and 25 when they lost their father.

He did this with Daisy too. Once more into the breach.