the autoimmune hippie.

Laughter is immeasurable. Be joyful though you have considered all the facts. . . Practice resurrection. – Wendell Berry

blogmas

  • Sounds of Christmas.

    This Blogmas has been mightily off schedule, with our family running – now having two adorable and incredibly busy puppies has been a significant adjustment during the busy Christmas season – as I am also dealing my winter combination of infections and flares – so have been taking strong antibiotics as well as steroid dosepaks… Read more

  • Here in the Hippie Hut, my dear ones are getting back to their regular schedules – and I am recovering from a busy and wonderful Christmas week (complete with a cold and sore throat now, of course). We have had the best holiday season, with lots of friends and fun and family time. On Saturday,… Read more

  • Merry Christmas, y’all. We are having a wonderful holiday with lots of movies and snacks and gifts and stockings and family time together. Tomorrow I’ll share more about our Christmas – when my people will all be back to their regular schedules for the week. Today, I am enjoying the whole day snoodled up with… Read more

  • It’s been a busy Christmas week here in the Hippie Hut in the best way. With a few days still to Christmas Eve, we have had a week worthy of Buddy the Elf already. ❤ On Sunday, my better half and I went to spend the most cozy, wonderful, happy Christmas with our Mom, Pop,… Read more

  • This is a simple post, y’all. I saw a performance on the CMA Country Christmas special that was just so many wonderful musical things in one song: “O Holy Night,” Trisha Yearwood, and Lindsey Stirling. The result is breathtaking. Merry Christmas, y’all. ❤ Be well, everybody. Take care of yourselves and each other. Grace and… Read more

  • This morning, while taking Henry outside, I ran into our sweet neighbor on her usual daily walk. She stopped and said hello and we began to chat about everyday holiday-type things – when she started crying as she told me she has just been diagnosed with breast cancer. As soon as she got the words… Read more