by Amy Kawadler
January 6, 2025
Procrastination. I know it all too well. How about you?
My intentions are always good, but I know it all too well. I'm sure some of...
by Amy Kawadler
November 14, 2022
Hello fall. But wait, I’m not ready to say goodbye to summer. How did things go so fast? Speaking of summer, I had a good one. Did ...
by Amy Kawadler
April 29, 2022
What is the most difficult day of the year for you? Christmas? Thanksgiving? Anniversary? Birthday? For me, it’s Mother’s Day. Yes, everyone w...
by Amy Kawadler
December 13, 2021
What’s in a name.....Kawadler? How do you say it? How do you spell it? Yes, I’ve been hearing these qu...
by Amy Kawadler
November 17, 2021
It has been ages since I’ve written anything beyond thank-you-notes and my last newsletter was in the spring, but the past summer and fall have be...
by Amy Kawadler
May 2, 2021
There is no such thing as a free lunch except when we are discussing these baby birds.
by Amy Kawadler
January 15, 2021
As we enter the first weeks of the year 2021, I find myself reflecting on a variety of things. Last year began with more personal ch...
by Amy Kawadler
November 4, 2020
Our new friend, the face masks; fabrics and straps, simple, and yet artists worldwide have turned this new accessory into artwork....Where do we put our new friend when not in use or between uses?
by Amy Kawadler
July 8, 2020
Storytelling In The Time Of Covid
In the book of human experience, I believe COVID just might get its own chapter. This is a story quite unlike ...
by Amy Kawadler
June 9, 2020
For most of the world's population, myself included, the global pandemic has been a singularly unique challenge unlike...
by Amy Kawadler
May 19, 2020
I’ve never been in the military. My father fought in the Korean War, was injured,
by Amy Kawadler
April 20, 2020
I know, I know. Shocking to all of you. I’ve wanted to be Cher my entire life, or Carrol Burnett. Ever nervous being the center of attention? Not me. So when this pandemic descended on our culture and society, and home isolation became a rapid reality, I was a bit nervous.
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Procrastination. I know it all too well. How about you? My intentions are always good, but I know it all too well. I'm sure some of...
Hello fall. But wait, I’m not ready to say goodbye to summer. How did things go so fast? Speaking of summer, I had a good one. Did ...
What is the most difficult day of the year for you? Christmas? Thanksgiving? Anniversary? Birthday? For me, it’s Mother’s Day. Yes, everyone w...
What’s in a name.....Kawadler? How do you say it? How do you spell it? Yes, I’ve been hearing these qu...
It has been ages since I’ve written anything beyond thank-you-notes and my last newsletter was in the spring, but the past summer and fall have be...
There is no such thing as a free lunch except when we are discussing these baby birds.
As we enter the first weeks of the year 2021, I find myself reflecting on a variety of things. Last year began with more personal ch...
Our new friend, the face masks; fabrics and straps, simple, and yet artists worldwide have turned this new accessory into artwork....Where do we put our new friend when not in use or between uses?
Storytelling In The Time Of Covid In the book of human experience, I believe COVID just might get its own chapter. This is a story quite unlike ...
For most of the world's population, myself included, the global pandemic has been a singularly unique challenge unlike...
I know, I know. Shocking to all of you. I’ve wanted to be Cher my entire life, or Carrol Burnett. Ever nervous being the center of attention? Not me. So when this pandemic descended on our culture and society, and home isolation became a rapid reality, I was a bit nervous.
