It was a dream to see Lea Michele live, but the whole cast of “Chess” was phenomenal!
08.03.2026 03:57
👍 3
🔁 0
💬 1
📌 0
It was a dream to see Lea Michele live, but the whole cast of “Chess” was phenomenal!
MJ was sooo good, and the lead actor was incredible!
NYC Shenanigans, Day 2: Kyra joined us, we had lots of good eats, and we saw MJ and Chess!
Mom and I made it to NYC tonight for our girls trip with just enough time to catch a show and grab a slice!
We saw “All Out” which was very funny - Ray Romano was especially wonderful!
When #MilesMischief wants to be involved but doesn’t want to actually be in the room…
Just a little girl who loves her brother… 🥰😍 #PhenomenalPhoebe #ThumperTails
Everytime a siren drives by… #PackLife
I finally was home today to hang it, so I need you to admire the perfect key hanger mom got me for Xmas.
Nola and Miles had their dental cleanings today, so the house has been quiet, and #LovableLuigi is taking advantage of the peace.
I was just thinking that I could pick up figure skating. Then I thought I was too old. Then I remembered that my mom did it when I was a kid. Then I realized I’m way older than she was then. Now I’m sad. 😭
The way he lies is one of my favorite things about #InconveivableInigo! 😍
Hang in there! Bright light therapy can help.
This is very common and is the hardest part of the year. The hours are long, excitement has worn off but the end still seems so far, and you rarely see daylight. Know that’s it’s not just you, it’s temporary, and you’ve got this!
Great ideas!
I am reading a book where a character gives out Petsmart gift cards to people in need with dogs. I love this idea of how to help. I don’t typically carry cash, but was thinking I could keep an assortment of stuff that I could give out as needed.
Help me expand my list of stuff!
I just finished 19 night shifts in a row, working 233 hours in 19 days.
I. AM. SO. READY. FOR. BED.
That is all.
Flu is super bad everywhere this year.
Michigan
Sick. Only one was an injury.
I’m doing hospitalist this week. Those are just MY admits. There’s been like twice that so far.
No time!!!
I’ve done 16 admissions in the first 5 hours of my shift. This. Is. INSANE.
46th: “Good Dirt” by Charmaine Wilkerson
Ebby was 10 years old when her brother was murdered and a priceless family heirloom created by their enslaved ancestor was broken. Now, 20 years later, she pieces together her memories, the lives of those who came before her, and her future.
45th: “Organizing for the Rest of Us” by Dana K. White
100 quick strategies on how to keep your home clean and organized.
44th: “Collared” by David Rosenfelt
Andy Carpenter finds a dog left at his rescue, but when the microchip identifies the dog as one that was kidnapped with a baby several years ago, he finds himself investigating a lot more than a dog abandonment.
43rd: “The Twelve Dogs of Christmas” by David Rosenfelt
Andy Carpenter sets out to defend Pups, a local dog rescuer, from a HOA complaint, but when the complainer ends up dead, he must defend her against much more.
42nd: “Ugly Love” by Colleen Hoover
When Tate meets her brother’s friend Miles, its annoyance at first sight. Except annoyance turns into lust… then like… except she knows love isn’t allowed. Miles has rules and she has to protect her heart.
41st: “Too Late” by Colleen Hoover
Sloan is stuck in a toxic relationship with Asa, a drug dealer who controls her finances. But when Carter, an undercover cop, enters their lives she must decide how much she’s willing to risk for her freedom.
40th: “Here One Moment” by Liane Moriarty
During a flight delay a woman on the plane stands up and proceeds to tell each person their cause and age of death. When the predictions start coming true, remaining passengers must cope with uncertain futures.
