Wife, mother, communications specialist, Jazzercise instructor and recently reunited adoptee. I'm living out loud -- and trying to make it all work -- in midlife. Having a sense of humor sure helps.
Reblogged this on Gazelle's Scirocco Winds and commented:
This is the beach near Old Greenwich, CT about a mile from where I once
lived and where my son Chadd spent the first months of his life. The house
we lived in was early 18th century-once a carriage house-perched on a hill
with lots of huge rocks, one of which, with smaller rocks nearby, resembled
a huge turtle/terrapin. Little did I know, adoptee that I was, that CT was home
to some of my ancestors
This is the beach near Old Greenwich, CT about a mile from where I once
lived and where my son Chadd spent the first months of his life. The house
we lived in was early 18th century-once a carriage house-perched on a hill
with lots of huge rocks, one of which, with smaller rocks nearby, resembled
a huge turtle/terrapin. Little did I know, adoptee that I was, that CT was home
to some of my ancestors. Thanks for sharing!
Pushing on a Rope 
Reblogged this on Gazelle's Scirocco Winds and commented:
This is the beach near Old Greenwich, CT about a mile from where I once
lived and where my son Chadd spent the first months of his life. The house
we lived in was early 18th century-once a carriage house-perched on a hill
with lots of huge rocks, one of which, with smaller rocks nearby, resembled
a huge turtle/terrapin. Little did I know, adoptee that I was, that CT was home
to some of my ancestors
Posted by gazelledz | August 22, 2018, 9:45 amThis is the beach near Old Greenwich, CT about a mile from where I once
lived and where my son Chadd spent the first months of his life. The house
we lived in was early 18th century-once a carriage house-perched on a hill
with lots of huge rocks, one of which, with smaller rocks nearby, resembled
a huge turtle/terrapin. Little did I know, adoptee that I was, that CT was home
to some of my ancestors. Thanks for sharing!
Posted by gazelledz | August 22, 2018, 9:28 amGray Sunday, gray weekdays, gray rocks, a half-gray bird. We need more color in our lives. Like yellow SUNSHINE!!
Posted by murphyslaw | August 22, 2018, 8:05 am