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Tag Archives: fall
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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2022: Autumn Brings New Things
The air went from crisp to heat again this week. Thursday is the first day of fall and someone needs to tell the Oklahoma weather. I wrote about how cool it was last week, and of course we’re back to … Continue reading
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Tagged autumn, fall, John Biggs, Rilla Askew, Stephen Jones, writers workshop
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2022: Fall is Here?
Today is a somber day, 9/11 or September 11, Patriots Day. I thought about reminiscing about that horrible day but decided to go with something a little more upbeat. This morning in central Oklahoma, it feels like fall! The temperature … Continue reading
2019 Life-Long Learning: Learning to Embrace Change
There’s a hint of autumn in the air. Today is the first of September, fall is just three weeks away. It has been raining in Enid off and on – in August! Unusual in Oklahoma. Just a few … Continue reading
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2018 Clearing Your Life: A Change is Gonna Come (Sam Cook)
Change is inevitable. It is a good thing for some, others struggle with it. To Live is to Change. To be perfect is to change often. – John Henry Newman. I’ve often misquoted this saying and … Continue reading
2018 Clearing my Life: Preparing for Fall!
Cold weather is coming! Today is the day – the day that the cold air is coming in along with more moisture. Fall is here, and winter is on the way. With that in mind, I brought in … Continue reading
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2016 Cultivating Gratitude: And Marigolds!
This year I had a ton of homely little plants come up in the garden – left over seeds from last year. And I encouraged them. I fertilized and hand pulled weeds instead of using weed preventers that stop … Continue reading
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A NEW BEGINNING 2015: Ancient Trees
Fall is one my favorite times of year. I have trouble deciding between spring and fall, but there is something about the crispness of the air as the sun shines down that makes it impossible to ignore. I … Continue reading
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