by Irma Geddon | Nov 18, 2025 | Life
Sorry, I’ve not been present much here or on social media, because things are going on here, Artelier-wise! We’ve been sitting on this pirate flag for a while, waiting for our handyman to be available. And now, it’s flying proud, making the little...
by Irma Geddon | Nov 10, 2025 | Life
The Artelier has been like this for MONTHS. I’m living on the day bed I’ve had installed, surrounded by boxes of furniture and stuff that I don’t have the space to put away yet. Even though I am suffocating, barely surviving in all this mess (drama...
by Irma Geddon | Oct 16, 2025 | Life
There are moments in my life when I feel despair. I can’t say they’re not justified. But at the same time, I can’t deny I’m a very easy person to please. I enjoy the little things—my husband making me coffee in the morning, watching a movie...
by Irma Geddon | Sep 11, 2025 | Life
As an older, fat woman, I can never be right in the eyes of doctors. It’s been a while since I’ve seen one that passes the Irma test. I have diabetes. My blood tests are bad? I eat too much sugar—even if I don’t. Oh wait, but I’ve lost weight...
by Irma Geddon | Sep 4, 2025 | Life
This is it! I’m fifty years old. Half of my life expectancy is behind me. Probably more two thirds, if we take my health into account. What does that mean for me? Probably that my time is almost up. Probably that I need to start living by my own rules for good,...
by Irma Geddon | Sep 2, 2025 | Life
I’m feeling a little better today. Not one-hundred percent, but good enough that I don’t grunt too much when I try to move around. It’s there kinds of days when my mental health does saltos. It’s both happy, because I can finally do some things...
