Writer's Block - Overwhelemed - Re-Do the To Do List

For a couple of days now, I have seemed to be in a writer's block - even though I have a list of things that I thought I wanted to write about,I am not sure that I have the "magic" to do so.

My cry for help in my last blog - gave me a great comment and encouragement. With some absolutely wise wisdom about asking folks to follow my blog around. Guess if one does not want to be a follower there is no crime in it. And Thanks Leslie!!!!

Today, I could not seem to find the "Internet" from my home today, so I came to a new little coffee/ice cream shop that has opened up recently. It is a great little place, the coffee is absolutely excellent. Very smooth rich coffee! Now I will tell you that the ice cream is pure sin. -Pure Sin!!! Nestled in a wonderful little brick building - a space that I would have loved to have had for a vintage book and art store, but this coffee/ice creamery shop is perfect.

TWO UGLY MUGS!!! What a great name! I have already done more the twenty questions with one of the owners. Michael Williams , he is a very pleasant man and has graciously answered my questions about coffee, ice cream and the gutsy decision to open a small business during what the world says about recession. But I am convinced that coffee and ice cream will never be in recession! He certainly seems to knows his business.

Here he is



Great smile - great attitude - maybe a new great friend. (He reminds me of a friend I knew in my younger years Don Ostergard, who had a Pub on the beach in Panama City. Who knows where he disappeared too.) And most gracious to answer the questions of this older southern belle.


After too much coffee and just a little ice cream - late last night, I once again decided I know I also need to regroup how I am approaching my "Creative To Do List" -How do I pack 24 hours within 24 hours, working full time, accomplishing projects and sleep some as well. It is all good! It will all fall into place I am sure.

Last night I drugged the printer, scanner and sewing machine back to the dining room. It is much more room to spread out than the guest room. I just can't seem to get the guest/art room to work.

Now my quest is to find a cabinet of some sort that is great for the dining room but will house my sewing machine, printer and scanner. The other obstacle is when I spread my work out, all over the dining room, and I need to be able to stash it fast if I need to when I am having company. Ohhh the perils of my dilemmas!!! I just laugh at myself . . . .