Wednesday, March 25, 2026

wednesday's words and wanderings and wonderings

Yesterday's "Oy" computer panic moment turned into a real "DUH" moment with the young tech guru at the Apple store. I explained what was going on and in less than the time it took me to tell him about my computer, he figured out the problem. Somehow I had changed my user screen to the guest user screen. He fixed it with a couple clicks. Gen Z youngster to this ole Boomer's rescue. On my way out of the store, I stopped to ask a customer service rep about phones and ended up buying a new one. A good day for technology!

This past weekend we went to Cleveland for our granddaughter's first birthday party. She turned one at the beginning of March but the party venue's availability was at the end of the month. She sure attacked that birthday cake with enthusiasm, aided by her brother and cousin. Such fun to have family and friends together to celebrate this little lady.

Owen, wearing his dinosaur scooter-riding helmet, gives me his "Thumbs up, you're a cool dude, Didi" approval.

Back in the day, I had a speech disfluency where my "s" came out as a "th" and I took thome thpeech therapy to thtraighten thingth out. When my daughter was little, she had a speech disfluency where the "th" sound came out as as "f." With was wif, think came out as fink. This license plate took me back to her days of working with her speech-language pathologist to fix this fing wif her fs.

This car driver 's sparkling clean white vehicle with the daisy hubcaps is ready to welcome some spring and summer flowers! 

Some kitchen fun - making pickled red onions to put on ground chicken tacos. Pickling softens the onion flavor but adds a little zestiness to balance heavier dishes, like homemade tacos.



2 comments:

  1. My mom and dad used to have a photo of me with both hands into my birthday cake. I wonder where that photo is. I love the license plate and those wonderful hub caps.

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  2. Keep all of these wonderful photos of your grandchildren , someplace where they will be able to find them 30-40-50-60 years from now. There are very few photos of me at those ages.

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