I have 11 bruises on my legs and one on my left arm, three of them newly acquired tonight. Tender evidence that I still have much more to learn. After an eight year hiatus I’ve started fencing again and I’m slow and sore and older that most of my classmates who average, I’m guessing, about […]
Author: Elizabeth Grant
Love to write, fence, teach, cook, sing, work, travel, dance, love, and blog!
Cloud Incognito
…most shrug their shoulders, walk the other way and call you ‘Fog’…
Thank You!
Frankly, when I find something really cool at a thrift store, I feel like bragging – Woohoo! Look what I found! I happen to work part-time in a Special Ed. classroom at our local high school, and one of our weekly activities is going to our local ARC thrift store. I help the kids with […]
More Finds
Woohoo! Soon I’ll get photos of all these items as part of an actual outfit up too. Yeah technology:)
Photos of Finds
Experimenting with getting photos of some of my favorite finds up on the blog.
Cinnamon is one of my favorite smells associated with Christmas. I enjoy luring loved ones away from their gifts or out of bed on Christmas morning with freshly baked yummies. But if you’ve stayed up too late wrapping gifts or watching the Norad Santa Tracker the night before, you might want something easy to prepare […]
Books I Love…
Although this is a holiday season of celebrations, there are still people with hidden hurts that need comfort or encouragement. I’m including a list of books I have read in times of need, as I have been searching for answers or for fun that have proven to be uplifting when I have felt discouraged. What […]
For Fun
What do I do for fun? It’s a little twisted, but I shop for second-hand clothes… at thrift stores, and I love it! My AHA! moment came after I spent almost a whole day looking for an outfit to wear at a mega mall and was in tears that I couldn’t find anything I liked […]
Canyon sanctum
Step over nine beetles beneath deaf aspen applause…
Quit Being So Mean!
I’m aching to plan a funeral for meanness. Unfortunately it’s alive and kicking. One example from my own life is a neighbor telling hateful lies about my religion and personal life to some of the other neighbors and threatening to call the police on our children playing outside. Possible responses run the gamut of insults, […]

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