Rain Is A Good Thing even when there’s Thunder, you want to Come In With The Rain because of all that Water!

Happy Monday! The weekends really do fly by too fast. But at least our consolation for it being a Monday is Monday means music! For the month of April, our Spotlight Dancer is our friend and regular participant of Monday’s … Continue reading

Long Week; IEP/504 Fiasco; Random Funnies: Random Tuesday Thoughts

Hello Tuesday… it is Tuesday, right? Last week was a lonnnng week – normally I work from home part time, but last week I actually logged 40 hours for the week. Which calculates to about 16 hours a day when … Continue reading

Weather News, Awesome Photobomb, and Random Funnies: It’s what RaNdOm is all about!

Hallelujah! The heat has finally subsided! After 56 consecutive days of no rain, we finally got a reprieve Saturday night, which not only cleared out the smoke laden air, but cooled the temperatures down to a reasonable level. I believe … Continue reading

To Be Human, sometimes we Disconnect when the Rain is Unpredictable

Monday has arrived again – and Monday means music! This week’s Spotlight Dancer, Alex of Alex J. Cavanaugh chose the theme “European Favorites” – this should be fun! Grab your favorites, and come dance with us, won’t you? Let’s start … Continue reading

Mountain Camping Fun with a Defective Tent and Princess Nagger’s Getting Braces: RTT Rebel

We’re still holding strong on no rain here in the Seattle area. It looked like it was thinking about raining late yesterday, but no such luck. We went camping over the weekend in spite of the burn ban – campfires … Continue reading

WW: HOA Blues and Front Yard Transformation

After having lived for 11 years in an old farmhouse in a rural vs. subdivision type area, now living in an actual subdivision with a Home Owner’s Association has been an adjustment. Luckily our HOA isn’t as nit picky as … Continue reading

Hurricane Sandy 2 years later – @SaveTheChildren asks: Are You Prepared? (#GetReady #PANJ4Good)

Hard to believe that today, October 29th, is the 2-year anniversary of Hurricane Sandy’s U.S. landfall. We were inundated with so much wind and rain, we were worried that our 1817 farmhouse wouldn’t make it to its 200th birthday. We … Continue reading