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Do What You Love, Um, And Just Keep Doing It
JOYFUL MUSINGS: I’m exceptionally good at sleeping – and, not to brag, but I can fall asleep anywhere, anytime, anyplace.
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Fine Friends and Stroopwafels, Need I Say More?
Joyful Musings: Instant Karma’s going to get us all, I hope.
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What’s a Southern Teacher To Do in a NH Winter?
Joyful Musings:
But Kim is bracing for New Hampshire’s winter; she has boots from Land’s End and was wearing her “winter shoes” as we spoke. I did not have the heart to tell Kim her delicate tan ballet flats may not make it through November, but I adore her optimism.
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Learning Greek and Stealing a Kiss at NH Tollbooths
JOYFUL MUSINGS: Susan Dromey Heeter’s friend Greg Grande is having himself a “zesty summer.”
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So What’s New Susan Dromey Heeter of Dover?
Joyful Musings: And a new stick of butter is pretty awesome – untouched, so horizontally magnificent, so ready to be spread.
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Joyfully Musing About Mutts, Ice Boxes and Rotary Phones
JOYFUL MUSINGS: Yesterday, I watched as my daughter’s friend tried to dial a phone – asking her how she would dial 911 on the powder blue rotary phone I keep for décor.
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Joyful Musings: Go To Town … On Your Bike Of Course
JOYFUL MUSINGS: All I need are my bags strapped down, some solid, comfortable shoes, my helmet and there I go.
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Desperately Seeking Hubcap at UNH’s Trash2Treasure Yard Sale Aug. 26-28
JOYFUL MUSINGS: As a joyful celebrant of the art of reusing and recycling, InDepthNH.org columnist Susan Dromey Heeter previews one of her favorite events.
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Traveling With NH Teens to NYC: ‘So Far So Good’
JOYFUL MUSINGS: I write directly from New York City where musings really are joyful surrounding the wonder of travel with teenagers.
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Joyful Musings: See You at Sober Sisters’ Open House in Somersworth
JOYFUL MUSINGS: Susan Dromey Heeter’s new column showcases Sober Sisters Recovery, which provides a safe, warm home where women suffering from addiction will get well and return to lives of dignity and grace.