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I’LL BE ALL IN CLOVER
Which Easter Parade Is Best, by Rich Paschall It seems that it was good to be "all in clover" a century ago. It meant that you were doing quite well. Your cows were likely in a field of clover, not just some lousy grass or hay. They were eating well, and so were you, apparently. While I am "dressed to the nines" (another phrase that has gone out of use), you will be the grandest lady in the Easter Parade.
A MYSTERY TO ME
Things I Don't Understand
#RemoteControl #Scams #TrumpAdministration
BEACON HILL – THE LOST PICTURES – Marilyn Armstrong
Thursday Doors I've been switching SD cards in my cameras lately. This is to avoid leaving my cameras without a card. I hate getting ready to shoot, then seeing the notice that "there is no memory in the camera." So imagine my surprise when I pulled out a card, and it had previously unseen pictures from the last time we went shooting on Beacon Hill.
http://teepee12.com/2026/04/02/beacon-hill-the-lost-pictures-marilyn-armstrong-2/
SPRING AHEAD
CWWC: Any Which Way with Spring or Autumn Which Way It is not just for the road not taken, it is for any Springtime road. Get out your bike, motorbike or automobile and enjoy the weather. Here, maybe Spring one day and Winter might return the next. Enjoy the sunny days and ht the road . Springtime Photos are by Garry and Marilyn Armstong.
THE FOOL ON THE HILL
Fool for Fool's Day by Rich Paschall
#AprilFool #Fool'sGold #TopTenFools
CHILI TODAY, SIMPLY PUT
A chili recipe, by Rich Paschall There is not much I can cook in the house that Roomie likes. The list is narrowed to Pancakes, scrambled eggs, anything that has to be made in the oven, and chili. I could make chili every day as far as the other guy is concerned. He would live on a diet of chili and rice if I just stuck to making that.
DECISIONS, DECISIONS
What to write, what to post, by Rich Paschall
#Photography #Writing #MarilynArmstrong
GOODBYE AND GOOD LUCK
The following short story first appeared on the SERENDIPITY website. It is a tale all too familiar to some Seniors. Thanks for your service, Rich Paschall He had been in the business for almost 40 years. The last twenty-seven of those with the same company. He liked his job and thought he was good at it. In just a few more years, he would retire.
https://rjptalk.wordpress.com/2026/03/22/goodbye-and-good-luck-2/
ON THE ROAD AGAIN
CWWC: Any Which Way with Paved Roads, Pathways, or Sidewalks #Photography #Roads #Travel
A NEW DOOR
Thursday Doors. #Photography #Repairs #Doors
