Hope you'll stop by for a visit sometime.
coffee's always on,
and we try to keep the fridge stocked, too...

So let's have another cup of coffee,
and let's have another piece of pie...

Kind words in my inbox are always welcome.
All comments, critiques, raves, flames and water balloons
can be directed to Granny.
Diurnal Archives - 2001 thru 2008
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Pocketful of Poems
Making Plans
Convent News
Spring Madness
Garden Metaphors
Crossings Retreat
Garden Ideas
Garden Tour
Passion on the Porch
Luncheon Date
Liz Carpenter
Walk in the Park
Wildlife
Garden Hour
Wildflower Evening
Birdhouses
Flower Stars
Longing for Lilacs
Earth Healing
64 Things at 64
Umlauf Garden
Spirit of the Garden
Taniguchi Garden
Healing Garden
Spirit of Place
Garden Refuge
Living Strong
Son on the Move
Spirituality & Nature
Family Rosary
Conversation
Soul Point
Month of Sorrows
Forever Friends
Small World
If you can't annoy somebody, there's little point in writing.
 — Kingsley Amis
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Divine Portals
Totems & Vessels
Butterflies
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My Holy Tree
Not Afraid of the Dark
LAUNDRY DAY
LINKS
SHOE BOX
SITE MAP
SCRAPBOOK
POETRY
VIEWS
DIURNAL
QUOTES
WELCOME!
AustinGranny
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Living life and writing a diurnal about it, are two different things.
How do the bloggers do anything productive if they are so focused
on the act of observing and entering it all on a keyboard?
Life is out there beyond the keyboards, beyond the monitors,
beyond the monitoring of it and recording it and putting words on it.
When it is at its best, life is so absorbing that whole months pass...
suddenly it's another year passed. Suddenly it's about time...
January, 2008
February, 2008
March, 2008
more February, 2008
and more February, 2008
April, 2008
May, 2008
June, 2008
Archives 2008
Archives 2001
Wow!
Shades of Blue
Well Again
Absence of a Friend
Three Rules
Fresh Start
Promise
Eye on the Ball
Prologue:

When we moved to Austin, laundry took much longer to dry in our all-electric home in Hill Country. That's when I decided to use the time to stay in touch with the friends we had left behind.
 
AustinGranny.com exercised my long-unused writing muscles.

Our five-year-old granddaughter and our wonderful son and lovely daughter-in-law are the reason we moved to Austin.

The archives on the following pages are from 2005 and 2008 along with the original 2001 e-notes.
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Archives
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