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Be Smart, Save Lives, Stay Home!
Many people are making videos today expressing their opnions. I am not a video person (mainly becasue I hate the sound of my voice). Anyway, I have opinions too but I like to blog. When I do story time for my preschool kids I often adapt the words to common songs to fit our theme. … Continue reading
Annette’s tea cups
I wrote this in 2009. I am sure my quotations are a mess! Just ignore and enjoy the short story….. Martha was the first to arrive at the house. She wanted a little time alone before her sister Lauren and her niece Jessica arrived. Four years ago Martha and Lauren’s father died and six months … Continue reading
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Pool Reflections
My kids always enjoyed the pool. We started out with a little hard plastic baby pool we purchased from the toy store. I would find a sunny spot in the yard and fill the pool with hose water and put a clear shower curtain over it to allow the sun to warm the water while … Continue reading
The Broken Branch of Friendship
The current weather pattern has produced cold, wind and rain. The trees are bare and there are branches scattered all over the ground. Yes, the results of a storm. It got me thinking of relationships and how they too are affected by stormy times. Are they strong enough to withstand the wind? Or will the … Continue reading
May I wish you a Merry Christmas?
I wrote this article in 2011 for the Burlington Union paper. Since Thanksgiving is over, we have entered into the Christmas season. Shoppers are entering stores and probably hearing “Happy Holidays”. I however celebrate Christmas and believe I should be able to express my beliefs without feeling like I am doing something wrong. In today’s … Continue reading
Waiting is the Hardest Part….
It was a long tough winter. I thought the snow would never melt. Finally, at the end of May, I went shopping for my garden plants. My husband and I worked hard digging up and turning soil, leveling the garden bed and placing certain plants in their optimal spot for growing. We chose all organic … Continue reading
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