An MS look at bad summers past If you happened to catch my July blog, All in with Bears, you know that this summer has been a little overwhelming. Despite that fact, I HAVE had some fun, exciting adventures. I saw the Rolling Stones for what could be The Last Time. …this could be the … Read more here…
Of friends, multiple sclerosis and heavy metal mania Welcome to the month of being thankful! I’m blessed and thankful for many things. And since great friends and good music (not that I personally consider Motley Crue good music,) are at the top of that list, I thought I would offer this previous adventure for this … Read more here…
Still live with my lazy, weary bones. So much so, I was too lazy to write a new post this month! Well that, and the fact that April is kicking my lazy butt with busyness. So, I am revisiting one of my favorite blogs from quite a while back. Put the Rolling Stones on Spotify … Read more here…
A story, an inspiration, a repeat Before Covid-19 if you had asked me what pod people were, I would have said zombies, aliens or frightening, dangerous creatures created in a lab. My answer would be based on which horror movie I’d recently seen. I definitely knew pod people weren’t anything I would want to be a … Read more here…
A Covid 19 ode to a great rock Disclaimer- Please remember that my blog posts are tongue in cheek which means they should not be substituted for medical advice. If something I say sparks your interest, it’s best to do your own research. I recommend Google. I just read an article in the Huffingpost that … Read more here…
A July hodgepodge of the scratchiest kind It was the best of July’s, it was the worst of July’s. That’s what Dickens meant, right? I find myself relating somewhat though I would like to add an amendment- it was the weirdest of July’s too. At least in my world. There was the good- 2 awesome … Read more here…
Adding God to the MS balance beam Hi Friends! Excuse my slight laziness this month as I repost an old blog. This is ironic as this blog is a little bit about not being lazy. My life has changed a bit in the years since I first wrote this, but the sentiment remains the same. … Read more here…
A decisive multiple sclerosis night out Is MS the reason why I’m so freaking indecisive? I’ve thought about it a lot and can’t decide. Last Saturday I had plans to meet up with my equally indecisive friend, Lucy. Not the young Lucy from an earlier post, Out of the Mouth of Lucy; this Lucy is … Read more here…
An MS think tank My new favorite song is a perfect song by my favorite band recorded back in 1973. Yet, I’d never paid much attention to it before. How can that be? The song is 100 Years Ago by, of course, the Rolling Stones. It is basically a look at aging which is ironic … Read more here…
A multiple sclerosis Thanksgiving post “Over the meadow and through the woods to grandmother’s house we go…” Lydia Maria Child In my world the song goes something like this- “Over the bridge and around the city to my cousin’s house we go…” And by “we,” I mean multiple sclerosis and I. Yes, I am traveling … Read more here…