Life with boys … because why would the cat only need one hat … Continue reading

I had been looking for a way to capture Aunt Jo’s stories, so I gifted her a year of StoryWorth. My note to her: “Aunt Jo, I’ve been looking for a way to capture your stories and I’m hoping you’ll help. I’ve gifted you a subscription to StoryWorth so you can record your stories for… Continue reading

Life with boys … they truly are trying to drive me to an early grave … “but Mom, it has already been in there three days” … (yes, in my fridge … a cicada shell is in my fridge because where else would you put them) Continue reading

Life with boys … things you do not want to grab when you blindly reach into your computer bag … a fully articulated 3-d printed hand …. (full disclosure the ”thing” hand has been floating around the house for a bit) … why it had to find a home in my bag today … Continue reading

Life with boys … why would I expect to find a calculator in the calculator case … how silly of me … Continue reading

Life with boys … the one where Matt remembers how effective my startle response really is … Saturday night, 12:42 a.m. … we’ve been waiting on Morgan to get home from the band competition forever … in the meantime, we have watched John Wick 2 and at least three creepy X-Files episodes (I have clearly… Continue reading

Life with boys … “Guys, please fold the towels the right way” … “No, not the way you do a flag” … “If you don’t stop making stupid requests all of your clothes will look like this” … as they proceed to turn my dress pants into origami … Continue reading

Life with boys … Morgan is taking Outdoor Ed (which is pretty much Boy Scouts for a grade) … apparently he caught the biggest fish yesterday … and it did not give home much of a struggle … not because he is so buff, but because it was ALREADY DEAD. Yes, Morgan caught a huge… Continue reading

Recovered Fuller family-history source — September 5, 2019. Jo Zeimet identified several unusually large spruce trees at the old Fuller property north of Pringle and remembered that Grandpa Fuller planted them when Lani was born. Jo said the Fuller home was a few miles north of Pringle on the road to Custer. She remembered that… Continue reading

Recovered family correspondence — September 5, 2019. Original email from Jo Zeimet describing where Peter Zeimet’s ashes were placed. Because Peter had not left instructions, Jo wrote that the family decided to “do All.” A small portion of his ashes was buried behind AraBelle’s headstone because, as Jo wrote, “They were always close.” Another portion… Continue reading