Author Archives: Linda Schaub

Here is a warm fuzzy for this cold, Winter-like evening. Tonight, in the snowy Rochester, New York area, an 8-year-old girl is snuggling up with a fuzzy little Tuxedo kitten courtesy of my friend Carol. My high school friend, Carol, … Continue reading →

… and I did, in fact, walk those miles and sleep in this morning – a little later anyway. I’ve been running myself ragged the last few weeks, both trying to get errands done before the bitter cold and snow … Continue reading →

The hunters are in their glory as firearms deer season began at the crack of dawn today. With all that snow in Northern Michigan making it easy to track poor Bambi, the hunters will have no problem taking out their … Continue reading →

Well, this morning’s walk in the Park was no “walk in the park” as that expression goes … it was downright cold, and, when I opened the door to go out, it sure was not inviting in the least. But … Continue reading →

Well, that was the thought bubble over my head as I peered out the front door in my polar fleece PJs to see if it was flurrying in my neck of the woods since that was the #1 topic of … Continue reading →

… like these two above. But, for sure in these cold temps, you won’t want to “bare” it. Yikes! This morning it felt like Winter was here with a vengeance. It was blustery and downright cold, but dry, so off … Continue reading →

… and those caissons go rolling along. This morning while walking I was thinking about “The Caisson Song” on this Veteran’s Day 2014. This was one of the first songs I learned to play on the accordion back in the … Continue reading →

It was a beautiful morning and I bemoaned the fact that I had to take my car into the dealership to fix the infamous ignition switch recall issue, and would miss out on a walking opportunity. I thought about wearing … Continue reading →

When I arrived at the Park, I was the first one there, and that surprised me since the wind was not huffing and puffing and there was no precipitation (for a change). The red-hued leaves have now disappeared, and, in … Continue reading →

While I am writing this blog post, the furnace kicked on and filled the house with a warm and welcome blast of hot air. I have WNIC on the radio and Christmas music is softly playing in the background. Buddy … Continue reading →