In the summer of 1970, “In the summertime” by Mungo Jerry stayed at number one on the charts for six weeks. It’s fun as hell, but the lyrics are “a time capsule from another era” meaning either racist as shit or sexist as shit. In this case, sexist. Still, it’s vibing. There are a couple […]
It’s been a difficult six months around here. Let’s focus on the positive right now. Daniel started sharing his monthly playlist. I think the playlists are absolutely great, and I love that he’s sharing them with the world. I (Ammi) have nearly finished a blog series on my health and my health recommendation. It’s something
I absolutely love infographics. When we started thinking about moving to Spain, I started researching every aspect of life in Spain I could think of. While doing that research I came across so many wonderful infographics, and I did not save them. Since making the decision to move, I have started saving infographics relating to
“Do you feel it?” by Chaos Chaos. “Honest” by the SSRIs. “Never Alone” by Krigare. In case it weren’t blatantly obvious, this May was about loss.
Jim grew up on the side of a mountain in Monticello, Kentucky. He raised part of him family in Indianapolis, Indiana and the rest back on the side of a mountain in Monticello, Kentucky. He raised my husband, his youngest, on the side of those mountains in Kentucky. When Jim was stuck in a nursing
The playlist this month is just 20 copies of Harry Styles “As It Was”. Happy April. Nah, just kidding, we didn’t want to do what literally everybody else on the internet is doing. So it also has some SOFI TUKKER and a little One Republic and maybe a shameful Justin Bieber song. It’s good, okay?
Six years ago Daniel and Ammi became husband and wife. We’ve been together for a dozen and friends for seventeen years.
This is a post close to our hearts. It’s information we feel is very important to share because it’s not well known about aging and caring for aging relatives. I’m going to try to keep it short and easy to understand and remember. Please do not assume that your elderly family member, or yourself, is
Finding you have a genetic connective tissue disorder in your 30’s kind of sucks. If you’re like me, a lot of preventable damage has already been done and can’t be fixed. If you find out you have EDS or Elher Danlos Syndrome Hypermobility here is a little advice that might help.
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