Independence Day…The Ultimate List of Things to Do

So here is an impromptu list I have come up with for ideas to make your 4th of July a worthwhile day!    Do nothing…..it’s exactly what it says.     Have a cookout for a few, not 50. Less work, more fun.     Go swimming if you have a pool and the sun’s […]

Read More

Italian Crock Pot Meatballs….Salty Sixty Style

The July 4th weekend is quickly approaching. Whether you are entertaining a few guests or many, meatballs are always a great side or main meal. Even if you are grilling, just fix these the night before, and throw in the crock pot for 4-6 hours.                     […]

Read More

A Birthday is a Personal Testimonial

I will be celebrating my birthday tomorrow. I’ve reached the ripe age of 62, and now able to collect social security. Since that won’t be happening anytime soon, I will just enjoy the day itself.                                         […]

Read More

Father’s Day….The Under Rated Holiday

Let’s face it, between Mother’s Day and Father’s Day, who gets the most attention from the public and from advertisers. No contest. This blog is dedicated to all those dads out there, who do their share.                                                 Fathers Are Really Special There is no doubt the importance of a woman in a child’s upbringing.  Let’s […]

Read More

Happy Hour Friday….Does It Really Still Matter Anymore?

It’s Friday which means” Happy Hour” is almost upon us. No doubt many have already begun to get happy. In addition, happy hour can be any day of the week now. So what makes Friday better?  I’ll tell you.                                                   Well It’s Happy Hour Friday The famous phrase “TGIF”, was not meant for Monday or […]

Read More

Leftovers and More Leftovers….When the Cook is Just To Tired

Leftovers is probably my favorite word when it comes to food these days. At this stage, I’m just to tired to think of recipes for two. The last two nights have been leftover nights at our house. Besides, we deserve some time for ourselves. No reason to feel guilty.                                          Leftovers and Summer..Perfect Plan My […]

Read More

Neighborhood In Transition…It’s A Cycle

Our neighborhood is in a transitional phase. When we moved in 21 years ago, the families were young with children our kids age. Then everyone grew up all of a sudden.                                                   The Young Neighborhood So 21 years ago, when we arrived in this area, the amount of younger families was astounding. It was and […]

Read More

Grilling Time…..Charcoal or Gas..Let’s Compare

Grilling time is here for most of us, with the official beginning of summer this weekend. Most people have a favorite way of doing their food on the grill, either with good old charcoal, wood chips or gas and propane. We prefer the wood chips. Let’s look at all the choices. https://www.thespruce.com/charcoal-vs-gas-grills-335044                                                  Charcoal Grilling […]

Read More

Memorial Day Weekend is Coming…What’s Your Pleasure

Memorial Day Weekend is almost upon us. The official start to summer will soon be here. What are your plans?                                       Everyone Has A Tradition The Memorial Day holiday is a lot like the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays. We all have a tradition that we may adhere to, in this case, celebrating the start of […]

Read More

Introvert or Extrovert…Does It Really Matter…Probably Not

I am an introvert, not an extrovert. It’s not-self proclaimed, it’s who I am. People who know me well would agree to it. I realized a long time ago, that there is nothing wrong with being either one.                                    An Introvert Really Isn’t Anti-Social The first thing I want to clear up, is that fallacy […]

Read More