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Tag Archives: family
2023: One Hundred-Year-Old Treasure
When I was young, when I got tired of a room, I’d run to the hardware store, buy a bucket of paint, change the color of the room, and move the furniture around. I’d peruse the Sears or Penney’s catalogue … Continue reading
2023: Visting Canton Lake
My husband has a new truck and it needed some highway miles, or maybe we did. Yesterday we made a trip to Canton Lake in northwest Oklahoma. It is an area still near and dear to my heart. I grew … Continue reading
2022: James L. Osburn – Happy Father’s Day
It’s Father’s Day and since I wrote about my husband’s days as a father last year, this year I’ll talk about my dad. My father was born on a farm deep in the Arkansas Ozarks during the Great Depression. … Continue reading
2022: Easter!
Happy Easter! Easter is time of renewal for spring and a holiday for Christians. Other religions also celebrate near the same time. My Easter Lilies are up about three inches and will not bloom until summer. They don’t have a … Continue reading
2021: Expect the Unexpected – Christmas Around the Tree
Merry Christmas! I hope yours was great—mine was. It was smaller than usual, but the food and company were wonderful. We had Christmas dinner at my son’s again. He’s a great cook, with a big enough house to hold the … Continue reading
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2021: Expect the Unexpected – Black River Memories
It’s Thanksgiving this week, a time to think of family. My aunt passed away in the last year and due to Covid her children were unable to bury immediately. It took a year, but they finally were able to have … Continue reading
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Tagged cookies, family, family recipes, Grandma, memories, Ozark Mountains, Thanksgiving
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2020: Fewer Possessions, More Experiences – The Scent of Christmas
I walked in the door at Lowes near the garden area and it caught me by surprise – cinnamon. Not the common fertilizer and weed killer smells. It smelled like Christmas. It took a while to find where they hid … Continue reading
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2020: Fewer Possessions, More Experiences – Happy Thanksgiving!
It’s Thanksgiving week! There will be turkey, stuffing, pies and lots of overeating. I will join in those festivities, but Thanksgiving will be different this year. Fewer people are traveling and that is a good thing physically, maybe not emotionally. … Continue reading
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2019 Life-long Learning: The Holiday Season
Sitting down at the computer to come up with a Sunday blog I realize ONE MONTH FROM TODAY IS CHRISTMAS EVE! I can’t believe it. I’ve been immersed in the family gathering around my table on Thanksgiving and … Continue reading
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2019 Life Long Learning: It’s a Party!
Book releases can be life-long a learning process. Hopefully I did it with some finesse. Last night 25 of my dearest friends joined me for a release party for my new novel, Blooming Justice. You know they are … Continue reading
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Tagged Blooming Justice, Callahan's Pub and Grill, family, friends, new book, release party
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