And, really, I am glad to see the back of you, 2019. I can't say that is was a year all that hard hitting for me, but it certainly was for people that I love and care about. Health problems and death were far too frequent visitors to close family and friends. Events of the this past year did push me to take care of business in anticipation of my own unavoidable death. I set up a trust for my children. I am generally not enough of a grown-up to admit I am old, but, let's face it, someday soon enough I will be old. Nothing that happened in the political landscape of our country made me think that 2019 will be remembered as a banner year. I used to think living part time in Vermont and part time in Florida was kind of the best of both worlds, but this past year found me questioning where I really live. It gets harder to make the transition. (I was leaning toward Florida until Trump decided to change his state of residence.) And yet, there are so many things, and more im
"A grandma is just an antique little girl"...unknown