As my strength and stability decline and hand tremors become more common, it’s a nightmare for me to use the self check-out, especially since I usually shop only every two weeks and buy extra to keep from running out of certain items. The bagging area at SCO is so tiny and I have to lift the weight of each bag into my cart. At home, my “chauffeur” of the day carries the heavier bags and jugs to my door, bless her!
Too much of the beauty of Nature in our country has been pillaged by land developers, who filled in, paved over and make the profits while species dwindle and disappear forever. I contend that whole-scale tree removal, paving driveways, parking lots, and roadways, and the roofs of mega malls/stores, homes, apartment complexes, etc. has done as much as anything to create the high temperatures we’re now seeing on a global scale!
Absolutely! But, since this comic was a way for the artist to share her family dynamics and issues, often we see some of our own and have the right to relate them, human to human. However, you are not required to read them.
My safe space hideaway (ages 6-15) was a long, narrow closet that went from the 2nd. floor bedroom, and behind the bathroom to the far wall. It had a single light bulb and I would spend hours in its comfort reading, thinking, or just being.
In Lansing, Michigan (1950s & 60s), all city baseball diamonds were flooded in the Winter and repurposed as well groomed ice skating rinks. Got us young ’uns out of the house and exercising. Loved it!
This week, a small flock of redwing blackbirds (which ornithologists now claim to be the true heralds of Spring) congregated at my feeding grounds. Despite the ice and snow yesterday, they’re still here — in mid Michigan!
As my strength and stability decline and hand tremors become more common, it’s a nightmare for me to use the self check-out, especially since I usually shop only every two weeks and buy extra to keep from running out of certain items. The bagging area at SCO is so tiny and I have to lift the weight of each bag into my cart. At home, my “chauffeur” of the day carries the heavier bags and jugs to my door, bless her!