A lazy-bones, anti-follower, attempted a peaceful brawl, and all in One-Line. It is Wednesday after all.
Random A-Z.
Tag Archive: #1LinerWed
Really, it’s Wednesday; since Sunday we have been on the same rollercoaster as parents of a newborn, taking shifts, calming noises, cleaning accidents, having fun, bingeing Caesar shows about getting along with dogs.
Not so good pics
*”Instead of having such faith that things will turn out badly, why don’t you try to believe that they will turn out just fine–no matter what we do or don’t do? Do you really think that whoever is up there in heaven cares if we dance and sing and drink crémant?”
“What you are doing is believing, not thinking. It’s a choice. The problem is that you do not believe in something that makes you happy, What’s the point of that?”
Okay, it’s a two-fer! Shoot, let me count again. A six-fer? I found that last quote by Laura Bradbury in *The Grape Series #6, My Grape Escape. Laura and her husband may actually be putting a bid on a house in France. She’s afraid she will jinx it by drinking to it.
I’m going to stick to Laura’s husband, Franck, and state the thing I’ve been afraid to jinx. The good news that my son gave me is that his girlfriend will bring us a dog and cat soon. The previous owners have to move and can’t take the animals. She asked if we wanted them, and without a beat, I said YES! <–That loud, too! And that, the day after, I colored these cuties (a coloring app on my Fire) and put the picture on my front door as a sort of vision board.
So, that’s my secret. I will be happy.
“A happy heart is better than a full purse.” An Italian proverb found by my friend, dragonscrivener on Dragon Scrawls in a Farmers Almanac planner.
Well, sometimes finding a one-liner is harder than writing a book. So my ‘phone-a-friend’ came through on Zoom.
“Coincidence is a messenger sent by truth.” Jacqueline Winspear
(supplied by dragonscrivener on Dragon Scrawls sorry no URL yet)
By the way 1: I have Jacqueline Winspear books on hold on Libby.
By the way 2:
Two inches short but five days late.
I took the socks off the two-at-a-time needle thinking I was ready to cast off. THEN I asked my brother how long he needed the cuff. Darn! He needs a long cuff so his boots don’t rub his legs. Hopefully, they will be finished by Friday.
It must be Wednesday because of the three Chicago shows.
Anyone else keep track of days this way?
Not when the brain is frozen!
But we are grateful for power, warm clothing, laughter, a great family. Spring will come.
How many years does January take?
This seems to be the longest month in history!
And not because of JJiJ. That was the fun part.
And, sorry, this one-liner is staying with the longest-month theme!
Darswords 
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