Dear readers, It was brought to my attention that the author’s husband first name is Sanford Rosenthal not Samual. My apologies to Sally Rosenthal and to you, the readers. I heard it incorrectly with my voice over program. Carol Farnsworth
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Peonies In Winter December 14, 2021
On a cold drizzling day, I listened to this book by Sally Rosenthal. Her poetic memories, take the reader from an English cottage to a small village in Pennsylvania. Along the way we are introduced to Sally’s grandparents, parents and her husband Samual. Her family’s circle was complete with three guide dogs and the sevenContinue reading “Peonies In Winter December 14, 2021”
Peanut Brittle and aging December 9, 2021
Before I get into the peanut brittle story let me offer you a MP3 to listen to of an interview at my local library. They have a podcast studio and asked me to come and talk about my poetry book, “Leaf Memories.” I read four of my poems. The recording is about a half anContinue reading “Peanut Brittle and aging December 9, 2021”
Pearl Harbor Remembered, December 7, 2021
In 1976, my parents took a trip to Hawaii with the Knights of Columbus group. They paid for me as a graduation gift from college. I spent a week exploring the island of Oahu. One of the memorable moments was accompanying my Dad, a WWII veteran to the memorial in Pearl Harbor. We took aContinue reading “Pearl Harbor Remembered, December 7, 2021”
Christmas Cards, December 2, 2021
A second tradition of the holiday season is the writing and sending of Holiday cards. As a blind individual, I start early writing braille greetings to my braille group. I found some three dimensional cards in a dollar store. They had paper inserts, making the brailling easy. At a dollar a card, they beat Hallmark’sContinue reading “Christmas Cards, December 2, 2021”
Blind Decorating November 30, 2021
It is time for the annual decorating of the interior of the home. That includes the clearing of the mantle to hold the manger and figures coming to the Creche scene. The wall above the tableau is festooned with rice lights and hanging angels. My job is to place all items relying on my memoryContinue reading “Blind Decorating November 30, 2021”
Thanksgiving Day November 25, 2021
Carol is busy celebrating with her family in her hometown of Northville, Michigan. Here is an Acrostic poem for you all. Have pleasant time visiting with family and friends, even if it’s only a phone call. Carol Farnsworth Thanksgiving Time to come together and remember, Hearts filled with love and hands touching with love, AllContinue reading “Thanksgiving Day November 25, 2021”
Stuffin Muffins , November 23, 2021
When it comes to the Thanksgiving meal each family has it’s favorite sides. When my Mother hosted the gathering, she made rainbow jello. It had thin layers of different jellos with layers of white made from sour cream, milk, sugar and un-flavored gelatin. It took over a day to assenble and cool the salad. IContinue reading “Stuffin Muffins , November 23, 2021”
Why Men are Happier, November 18, 2021
Ocassionally, one of my family members sents me an article that they think I may enjoy. I suspect that one of my sister in laws sent me the following article. I laughted and I hope that it will lighten your day. The poem was written by myself in a light tone about my husband’s sneezing.Continue reading “Why Men are Happier, November 18, 2021”
Hunting Season, November 16, 2021
Yesterday was opening day for deer hunting season here in Michigan. As a child, I have few memories about hunting except this was a time when my Mother and I caught the bus at 5 Points and rode to downtown Detroit,to spend the day shopping at Hudsons. We would eat lunch in the Hudson’s cafeteria.Continue reading “Hunting Season, November 16, 2021”