What the heck?

Things sure do change around Bloggerville when you have "gone missing" for a while. Trying to catch up on blogs I have followed. Many are dormant or non-existence, that's understandable, but on ones that are active and I follow- I can no longer leave comments???!!! Blogger keeps telling me I do not have access. I wonder what I am doing wrong.  I look on site followers and I am still there....I guess I am losing my touch-LOL
Leaving comments is such fun and I love comments. Right now since I have night shifts with the GM there isn't a lot I can do without waking up the household!

Finding Comfort in Strange Places

Sometimes it's the little bright spots that can cheer you and give you comfort. I do not have time to do much tagging and follow my few groups I love so much, but I have subscribed to these newsletters/blogs. Of course, I need to include my all/old time favorite Wildcat's lair (gotta love those crazy cats and dragons!)

http://wildcatslair.blogspot.com/

http://www.sewwequilt.com/

http://www.susanbranch.com/

Somehow I find real comfort in some one's else's reality and fantasy. Right now, I don't have time to quilt (but I have pieces out to cut) I can't vacation in Martha's Vineyard (but I feel like I am there-Love Willard too~) and I must admit I want to jazz up Wildcat's Steampunk with some attitude (sorry Bill, you need more Steampunky decor!!! BUT I love the storyline) And ask Uncle Kerouac makes me laugh like crazy!

I also am abusing phone calls to a friend that doesn't need more stress, but Lordie, IT HELPS!

Thank you all- I will love you to the end and back!

Midnight Blue

Not a good night or pre-dawn. GM is really not doing well.This tag started out to be for a challenge and then I realized it was what we are going through.

Sundowner’s Syndrome
Sundowner’s Syndrome is the name given to an ailment that causes symptoms of confusion after “sundown.” These symptoms appear in people who suffer from Alzheimer’s Disease or other forms of dementia. Not all patients who suffer from dementia or Alzheimer’s exhibit Sundowner’s symptoms, however. Conversely, some people exhibit symptoms of dementia all day which grow worse in the late afternoon and evening, while others may exhibit no symptoms at all until the sun goes down.

Opps, I'm back!

Gee, it's been almost two years since I have been here. What happened? LOL Long story on my part! I decided to try once again. Since I rejoined Facebook I have reconnected with a lot of friends, but I hate the format. I guess I am really getting old. Hello to those few that still have me listed as followers. Wildcat, I love you- you make me laugh! So perhaps I shall vent and rave a bit occasionally. Need to put it somewhere. Going to post addy on FB so perhaps this will be a way to update my life and threads of friendship.
Crazy Mad, but still Dannelle aka Mema