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Mi vida es un bolsillo lleno de arco iris.
My life is a pocketful of rainbows.

So, here I am...
***This blog was Established 2004/2005***
And I am slowly reestablishing it.

I love English Lit! I have a fascination with puns, satire and tropes. I relish sharing the latest logic puzzle I've found. I advocate for education reform. I read Spanish much more fluently than I speak it. I know a lot of German. I dabble in SEVERAL languages .... including writing, history and knowledge of cultures. I am very interested in urban farming and self-sufficiency. Huge Douglas Adams, Roger Zelazny and Piers Anthony fan. I like reading Stephen King/Richard Bachman. I could spend hours with Terry Brooks and Shannara. T.S. Garp and I would get along famously. The Good Omens book! Avid Armchair Traveler ... especially Italy and Mongolia. Miicroadventures rock! I homeroast green coffee beans ... my fave are those from Chiapas, Mexico. I try new teas and those from Scotland make me smile. Friends and family are AWESOME!

I hope that something made you smile today!.
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Sunday, August 30, 2026

In MY Life

 -----I am having my first guest here on Tuesday ... the one I call "Perfect" sometimes, as a nickname, because he is perfect for me ... I just like him exactly how he is, and that is cool. 
-----Layering a Kale Tonic with a Grapefruit Tonic .... does that sound good? It would be nutrient-packed, from the kale side. Hmm. (Here is a Green Grapefruit Smoothie that has kale, grapefuit and banana.)
-----Memory work: I remember talking about sprockets. Some are double sprockets.. So on a motorcycle, or a bike ... the bike sprocket conversation was a ride and walk for hours by a person who loved me, and came all that harrowing way just to see me. 
-----Pickles are high in probiotics ... certain pickles. They have to be the fermented brine pickles (vs. vinegar pickles). Gut health is important for me (Hashimoto's disease, IBS and past Group B Strep colonization). 

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