Monthly Archives: May 2023

Nekkid and Afeared – Senior Citizen Version

Posted on May 31, 2023 by Sheila Moss

If you have watched the Discovery Channel on cable TV, you may have seen a show called “Naked and Afraid.” On the show people are dropped off in a remote place and left for three weeks with virtually nothing except … Continue reading →

Posted in Entertainment, Environment, Humor, Southern Humor | Tagged Discovery Channel, Hardships, Naked and Afraid, senior citizens, Survival, TV shows | 2 Comments

ABC’s and D’s of Medicare

Posted on May 22, 2023 by Sheila Moss

Retirement is supposed to be a big adjustment in life. So far, the worse part has been losing my employee insurance and trying to figure out and get Medicare started. I think I have finally conquered the beast, but not … Continue reading →

Posted in Health, Humor | Tagged Credible insurance, Formulary, health insurance, Part D, Penalty, Plain Old Medicare, Social Security | Leave a comment

Murphy’s Laws for Little League

Posted on May 18, 2023 by Sheila Moss

Murphy’s original law is an old adage, ‘”If anything can go wrong, it will.” Here are some of the truisms of little league baseball that can be observed in action at almost every game and attested to by anyone who’s … Continue reading →

Posted in Humor, Sports | Tagged Baseball, If anything can go wrong it will, Kid's sports, Little League, Murphy's Laws, Play ball, Strike out, Team sports | 3 Comments

The Office Incident

Posted on May 15, 2023 by Sheila Moss

My recent broken shoulder reminded me of a prior accident that happened a few years ago. This is the story of that particular occurance. My new chair is too high. “How can I work when my feet barely touch the … Continue reading →

Posted in Health, Humor, Work Humor | Tagged Blood, Bloody stories, ER, Falls, Heard on grapevine, Incident Report, Injury | 6 Comments

Remembering Mother

Posted on May 10, 2023 by Sheila Moss

My Mother grew up on a tobacco farm in Tennessee in a family of 13 children. They grew food, made lye soap in a wash pot, and had feather beds and homemade quilts. My sister and I loved her tales … Continue reading →

Posted in Family, Holidays, Humor | Tagged Memoir, Mom, Mother's Day, Mothers, Tennessee, Tribute | 6 Comments

Festival, Second Time Around

Posted on May 8, 2023 by Sheila Moss

I could have had a really good time at the Renaissance Festival this year, but I just couldn’t seem to get into the spirit. I’m not exactly sure why, but Barry Manilow was wrong about love being lovelier the second … Continue reading →