Author Archives: Kelsey
Health and Unwellfare
Feeling unwell is tantamount to feeling old. I mean, I don’t think my mortality is at risk here. I am at a far greater risk while doing the work I do. But I do feel that I am beginning to … Continue reading
Vaccination
A book came into my possession a few months ago, and I found a bit I wanted to share. The title of the book is “Short Talks With Young Mothers On the Management of Infants and Young Children,” by Charles … Continue reading
Breezy Summer Evening Feels Good!
I am sat on the balcony enjoying a lovely breeze brought on by a storm crossing Marsh Valley right now. The temp is down in the low 80’s at last, and being in the shade of the evening side of … Continue reading
Pain
It’s been weeks now hasn’t it, since June 29th? I have had no progress on my health at all with the PA. I am meant to go in early this week and get another blood draw done, then maybe they … Continue reading
Hypothyroidism & Me
I did not go into work today as I have been feeling it a bit. This condition sends me sleepy very suddenly and quickly, and by the time I realize something is wrong, I am already well on my way … Continue reading
Health and Safety
So, before I start off with today’s news, I have got to say, the past little while, getting to know Autumn, has been absolutely lovely. I have really enjoyed all the chatting back and forth, and the talking when we … Continue reading
The Day Marker, What About It? It’s Autumn.
I left a day marker at the end of last month and never explained it. Now is the time to. There is a lot to say about it, but I am at the moment busy living life, and enjoying what … Continue reading
A Day Marker
Hello world. One of the most important days of my life has just occurred. It is extraordinarily private, so I cannot share details as it involves others, but I sure as hell want to mark the occasion with a note … Continue reading
Twenty Years Blogging
I never really thought of it till just now. I guess it was back in February that this blog turned twenty years old. Twenty years I have been writing about the mundane and recording the tiny events that have made … Continue reading
Come Up and See Me?
Fifty-five years of stone-cold naivety! That is what I have suffered. But what do you expect? I was a kid when I became familiar with Mae West. It took sitting next to my darling wife while she was watching a … Continue reading