Monthly Archives: June 2012

We spent almost three hours on a boat from Bremen to Bremerhaven, a huge port on the North Sea.  I spent a couple of hours there (after antipasto and wine followed by some gelato) in an Emigration Museum.  There were … Continue reading →

Thirteen of us stood in a cavernous cathedral this morning and sang for about a half hour, followed later by a couple more songs.  The theme of the art work in the cathedral was the Dance of the Dead, works … Continue reading →

I didn’t know the rules.  To be fair, they changed quickly and without warning.  I should have known that when a Guy says the words “it’s a load bearing wall” the response has nothing to do with the actual status … Continue reading →

For some crazy reason I actually thought it would happen.  I was determined whether or not it happened.  Then it was just an offhand comment when Nephew Bill and I were out taking a walk in the neighborhood here in … Continue reading →

I am in Dallas, Texas so that I can attend a couple of choir rehearsals before our small chamber choir of thirteen leaves for Northern Germany.  This adventure will include a week on my own wandering in Poland trying to … Continue reading →

That was only one of the topics at a unique gathering of Youth and the Geezer.  I had forgotten lots and didn’t know much more about what was going on when we were gathered in that Camp in the mountains … Continue reading →

Two years has been quietly lying in the back of my mind as the minimum span of time needed to allow the new self to emerge after such a major change in life as the loss of a Loved One.  … Continue reading →