The Moonweavers Press

Author: The Moonweavers Press

  • Best buy

    Best buy

    What is the best purchase you have ever made?

    When I was newly married, we lived in an apartment. Laundry was in the basement. Timing was critical. Six families shared one machine.

    Fast forward to a year later. We had a home. There was a laundromat mat in town, tons of machines. Laundry was fast and easy.

    Then, wonder of wonders, we bought our very own washer after a neighbor offered us their old dryer. They were upgrading.

    I was in heaven. Laundry whenever I wanted. No quarter collection, nor special schedule to get clean clothes. I still remember that feeling (it lasted several years) of the good fortune those two machines bestowed.

  • Time

    What app eats up most of your screen time — and do you even feel bad about it?

    Instagram, text messages and email occupy a good deal of my attention early in the morning. Later, whatever I have downloaded on Kindle calls, and I am forced to answer.

    Later in the day, I write, using AutoCrit. They also offer fabulous classes and fun challenges.

    At this stage in my life, I am doing what I want. No guilt about the dust on the floor or the wash waiting to be done. Well, maybe a little bit.

    I like YouTube also. After dinner (yes, I still cook and clean the kitchen) my sweetheart and I watch TV (another app).

    “App eat ite” filled day.

  • Tech Advances

    What’s a piece of technology you’re convinced will exist in 20 years?

    I don’t think I will be here to confirm or deny my prediction, but to answer the question, I believe everything that exists technologically speaking will be improved. Look at the TV or phones 20 years ago vs. now. Cars, bikes, even skates have evolved. I am wishing for a Jetson sort of society with flying cars and personal robots to vacuum the floors and dust the furniture for sure!

    If I am still on this plane, I hope there still is white cake with lemon filling and creamy icing along with 100 candles! Made by with love, of course.

  • Always Curious

    Always Curious

    Are you a lifelong learner?

    I am a perpetual student. There are so many mysteries that await discovery. I think we all are lifelong learners, as long as we are open and willing to embrace the truth that life is ever-evolving. There is so much to learn, absorb and share. Blessed be.