Tag Archives: spring

I know, but how can you not mention it?

Posted on March 14, 2012 by Justine Wettschreck

There’s nothing drearier than talk of the weather, but seriously, how can you not mention this? It is still March, right? It’s been a strange winter — disappointing in some ways, but wonderful in others. My husband and I went … Continue reading →

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Evil vacuum roads

Posted on February 25, 2011 by Justine Wettschreck

My husband and I are lucky enough to have healthy and active parents. I didn’t use the word elderly, because I don’t want to get smacked, put in a time out or written out of any wills. That being said, … Continue reading →

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Migrating boat gas means spring has sprung

Posted on March 31, 2010 by Justine Wettschreck

Some people measure the oncoming of spring by watching rodents look for shadows or by checking for bits of green peeking through the ground. I have a more sure-fire method of knowing when spring has arrived. And guess what, people? … Continue reading →

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Jeffrey’s spring fever

Posted on March 13, 2010 by Justine Wettschreck

You just have to love any story that starts with the phrase, "The dog knocked himself out." I got home from work Friday night and was standing the kitchen talking to my son Matt and my husband Eric. Our dog … Continue reading →

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Kitchen floors, muddy dogs and fog

Posted on March 12, 2010 by Justine Wettschreck

I know that the passing from winter to spring is a messy business. I understand, intellectually, that when snow melts on the lawn and the yard and in front of the garage, it is going to turn frozen dirt into … Continue reading →

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