Merry Christmas
To all my lovely friends I wish you and your family a happy holiday. Love Solitaire Continue reading Merry Christmas
The Star on my Door
Everyone for the Holidays decorates their door with ornanents, wreaths and ect…. I always hang a big ugly silver twig star with sparkles. Everyone hates it. How can you hate a Holiday decoration? But I do get the remarks, the sparkle gets on their clothes, its in the way of the bell, and so on. … Continue reading The Star on my Door
My Friends
You have read my stories, I rest my case! Continue reading My Friends
Saving Grace
On a sunny spring-like Saturday, when the air felt warm on my cheeks for the first time in months, I wondered downtown and wound up meadering through my favorite used bookstore. I picked up a book and sat just out of the way into an alcove, I put my feet up and started to read. … Continue reading Saving Grace
Award
Darling Jess of The Little Things in Life has awarded my site with The Liebster Award. I don’t know if I am eligible, but I will accept to honor her. Jess is new to the blogosphere she started just like me in July of 2015 , and lives in North Yorkshire in UK. She is … Continue reading Award
A Sunday Laugh
Hello December!
The best time of the year it’s just around the corner. The holidays, the family, and the traveling. Did I mention snow? Well it would not be December if not for the holidays and winter. Continue reading Hello December!
Shop T’ll You Drop
We survived Black Friday, we now have other stores for bargains. TJMax and Marshalls on Central Avenue in Westchester are famous. If we wanted a bite there are countless little resturaunts on the avenue that starst in lower Westchester and ends at the County Center. The County Center in White Plains is the most visited … Continue reading Shop T’ll You Drop
Happy Thanksgiving
To everyone I wish you a beautiful day! It is the only holiday as Americans we celebrate together and unamiously. Continue reading Happy Thanksgiving
First Love, Young Love
I was 14 years old and just got my working papers. I was allowed to work 6 hours a day for the city of New York for the Summer. My assignment was a methodist church who had a program for low income families, kids under 14 years of age would be eligible to participate into … Continue reading First Love, Young Love
Windmills of My Mind 