The Last Winter of Innocence
In anticipation of the imminent onslaught
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Home and Family
Articles on Angie’s which topic or tag relate to Home and Family
In the City
“Ma’am,” someone said over my shoulder. It was far enough away that I thought it might be directed towards someone else, so it quickly slipped out of my attention. “Ma’am!” This time, there was more urgency in his voice. I thought he might be talking to me after all. I turned and saw a black […]
Is Today’s Generation Worse?
When asked to write an article I usually do not have a problem as I’ve had a verbosity spirit upon me for many years dating back to the early years when stringing sounds together sometimes made a word, sometimes just a pretty sound. You can also note I have a run on sentence spirit to […]
Mother’s Gift
Mother had given up trying to save enough for a meal at a fine restaurant, so I took her. She deserved it
Homecoming
You know how you suddenly feel a fog has lifted from your mind and you remember a longing that had stayed with you?
Top 5 Urban Gardening Ideas for Tiny Outdoor Spaces
Here are five excellent gardening ideas to get the fresh vegetables for an afternoon salad
Cat Behavior: Why Cats Claw
Scratching is one type of feline marking behavior
What Were You Thinking?
Recognizing costly mistakes that everyone makes: Clutter, wrong colors, too many chairs
For He Is My Brother
This isn’t a Kumbaya moment
Cats and Warfare
I’ve been on the wrong side of a Sicilian stare before