Category Archives: humor

Guest Blog Today – Chuckle Guaranteed

Posted on November 14, 2022 by dfolstad58

While I should be writing a post today, and I might still – I wanted to gift my readers with a Guest Blog today. Today while visiting “Robby Robin’s Journey” – Male-Female Communications – she commented on the humourous side … Continue reading →

Posted in guest blog posts, humor | Tagged chuckle, Communication, guest blog, Humour, men and women | 24 Comments

Holding Hands, Hugging, Cuddle/Snuggle & A Movie Quote

Posted on June 8, 2021 by dfolstad58

Thank you for visiting my blog today, I am continually surprised on what a supportive community the blogging community is. Today I visited and was inspired by another blogger who writes ” Okanagan Valley View“. I read a few of … Continue reading →

Posted in family, health, humor, Just being creative | Tagged Casablanca, cuddle, health, hugs, stress | 21 Comments

Room to Bloom

Posted on May 12, 2020 by dfolstad58

Flower, herb, and vegetable seeds were started inside a few weeks ago and it was time for them to leave home and grow on their own (as in a garden bed). My good neighbour assisted and using his trailer to … Continue reading →

Posted in family, humor, Just being creative, okanagan related | Tagged Humor, Humour, planting, Room to bloom, volleyball | 24 Comments

Not Fast Enough

Posted on April 28, 2020 by dfolstad58

Yesterday I stopped on a bridge on the north side of Penticton. The golf course there looked lush and the light was perfect for a few photos. I was wearing a red coat and when I pulled my phone out … Continue reading →

Posted in humor, Just being creative, Thinking Out loud | Tagged bridge, dogs, Games, hummingbird, penchant, Penticton, word of the day | 27 Comments

Jour 13 – Day 13: Peace In Our Hearts

Posted on April 16, 2020 by dfolstad58

Out and about on my bike again yesterday. It was so encouraging and refreshing both to see what young children are doing around town. In my neighbourhood, and around town there are hearts in windows, hearts hanging from balconies, and … Continue reading →