The hacker, the password, the daughter in hospital, the dog with another baby bunny - and you've managed to keep Rudy alive for how long now? (Baby bunnies are notoriously difficult to save.) And wow,

You're back!!! Yay!!! Who'd a thunk it was something so simple as laptop on the blink. Of course worst-case-scenario is my go-to. Hey, we lost Bruni (wonderwop), and how many others... Thank God you're

We love you and we miss you, @myjob! I hear the pain, the strain, the weariness, the struggle in your voice - but also that note of hope at the end. This too shall pass. The physical pain and limited mobility

Thanks for a great review of a literary classic! As teenagers, my sister and I stayed up all night watching Frankenstein: The True Story (1973) - a vivid and riveting account of the doctor and his creation.

"a balance between action and humor that is less seen today" - oh man, is humor ever Missing in Action today. So hard to find it in any movie or tv series or novels. Fargo delivers with dark

Excellent review, @namiks! Happy to see COMIC BOOKS and graphic novels included as worthy of LITERARY reviews. You go!!! You write very well (a sign of being well-read). This! There are volumes which dedicate

We haven't spoken by phone or I would remember your voice. You must have a marvelous East coast accent. Instead of a Midwest twang, my voice is notorious (and often hated) for an excess of inflection.

What a glorious photo of Hazel! Love this: "Hazel isn't a picky eater. I've been forcing her to eat too much." Oh so much to catch up on... Why did I stop posting... And reading! I haven't even

Our daughter lives an hour away from Lincoln, so we are MOTIVATED now (at least, I am!) to get there. The many hidden treasures... our world is filled with them. Fossils, rocks, bones, native flora and

#COOL is right, @coolmidwestguy - someday I'll have to meet you at the museum with my husband (who should have told me all about this museum!!) and our daughter. Twitter-shared (X'd) both parts. Thanks

My husband graduated from UNL in the mid-1980s but he never mentioned this museum. He KNOWS I'd insist on going! THANK YOU for the great photos and fascinating history of those who walked this land before

Beautiful - your aunt managed well as a single mother (shame on the baby-daddy who abandoned her and his son for some other woman, but probably best for your aunt that she was spared a marriage to a guy

Facebook shared this one, tried to tag my mom - she grew up on a river. At 18, she married onto a farm, and never again got to live with a river in sight or hearing. Now in her 80s. She would love you,

Sunday dinners with the grandparents. Getting there in big heavy-metal cars with no seat belts. No VCR, no color TV, no CDs, just 45 rpm records that got scratched, oops, pray your sister doesn't find

What a great message! Do not abandon the elderly - listen to them, love them - even those outside our family. What a treasure they are. Yet the young seem to think life is for the young. God bless those

Life at a slower pace: oh, this speaks to me! Busy, busy, cram cram cram, No time for driving the kids to the grandparents - One day the grandparents have all died off. But the kids racked up medals and

Love it! The biggest reason I keep coming back to #silverbloggers is... I am in my comfort zone. I enjoy the company, it's just that simple. I feel welcomed with open arms. And now, for Public Service

YES: "so busy innovating and adding new features that they largely overlook getting the existing features to work appropriately and consistently." "New and Improved" - I'll take "works

Ohhhh no, sorry, I didn't to remind you of awful things! Those who do the harshest judging seem most eager to show up and display condolences. Hypocrisy... I'm glad you had your sisters and a loyal few

This may be the wrong place to ask... but did you ever plan and host a memorial?