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2026: The Three Ps of Writing
A few years ago, I was invited to the public library in Enid and asked to teach children to write. I prepared a presentation for young children using simple tools and I took my presentation to the kids. When I … Continue reading
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2026: Do-it-Yourselfers
We’re do-it-yourselfers. Old ones. And this morning we were up to standards with our abilities. With all the news about Taylor Farms and lettuce lately, I had a conversation with friends about produce. My refrigerator looked like the … Continue reading
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2026: Spark Your Imagination
I turned in a book yesterday and I wait to see what the publisher thinks. I poured my heart and soul into it, and now I wait to see if it is good enough. But it was full of my … Continue reading
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2026: Manuscripts and Flower Beds
Last week we talked about how hot it was. We’ve had a small reprieve, but the temperatures will go up again this week. Surely this can’t go on forever. I keep thinking fall is on the horizon. This week, … Continue reading
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2026: Summer Gardening
I’ve been doing a little gardening this week. Yes, it is hot, but I’m still recovering from back surgery and I’m just beginning to get to the point of being able to weed my flower gardens. They have really taken … Continue reading
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2026: Summer Vegetables and How to Use Them
I’ve been cooking for a long time. Some of my creations are better than others. But I’ve seen a lot of recipes on the internet lately with a come-on of “say hi or yum or something” and I’ll give you … Continue reading
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2026: It was a Great Party, I got a Tattoo
This is the blog for last week when I couldn’t get the picture to work. so, enjoy this week! It’s been a long time since I had a bridal shower, and they have changed. We used to sit in a … Continue reading
2026: Blog Number Two
This is the second blog I’ve written this morning. I try to get an idea during the week and let you know what is going on in my life (if you’re interested) or some great event that I want to … Continue reading
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2026: Happy Father’s Day!
My dad came from a poor background and worked hard all his life. He grew up in northwest Arkansas during the depression, like my mother, and loved his family. This picture of him was obviously taken in front of someone … Continue reading
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