The Caregiver’s Tales
Tiny essays on life, nature, grief and other things that catch my fancy in the Texas Hill Country. Here’s how it all got started.
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Sweet Smiles
Yesterday, I had two ideas I thought I might write about this morning. I believed they were committed to memory. I was wrong. Only one survived the night.
Looking Ahead
Last year, on a trip to Marathon, I got a ticket for going too fast in a school zone. I took defensive driving. I learned something doing it.
Moving Again
I have been remiss. My gardens need tending, and I have done nothing. Deadwood needs trimming. Weeds need pulling. Borders need tidying. Instead, I have gone gallivanting around the countryside for the first quarter of the year.
Randomness
Recently, a news story caught my eye. A pickup crossed the center line and hit a van in West Texas. The occupants of the truck died as did most of the occupants of the van,
The Thing to Do
I had a good day yesterday. Got a massage in the morning. Played golf in the afternoon. Did really at both.
Three Things
Here are the choices. Lids. Cold weather. Gumbo. I know. It’s confusing. But I have to start somewhere, and this is the best I can offer.