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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 Mother’s Day
It’s Mother’s Day! And a day of remembrance. My mother, mother-in-law, and grandmother are long gone, but not forgotten. I’ve been thinking of them this week probably because of the upcoming holiday. I went to see a woman who was … Continue reading
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2026: Wooden Children Display for CASA
April is National Child Abuse Month in Garfield County, Oklahoma. Years ago, my husband was a Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA), and we still support them. Our community has come together to make wooden children representing abused or neglected children … Continue reading
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2025: Christmas Lights and The One
This is the last blog of the year. Next week will be 2026 and what a year it has been. I hope to involve more of you in the blogging next year and we can discuss what we’ve been doing. … Continue reading
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Tagged Christmas, Christmas celebrations, Enid Christmas activities, family, holidays, hometown celebration, life, The One, travel
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2025: Pre Christmas Thoughts
Today is the first day of winter, the shortest day of the year. It was also my mother’s birthday, so memories come flooding in. We are just a few days until Christmas and all that it entails in our lives. … Continue reading
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2025: The Beginning of the Christmas Season
It is Sunday once again and I was unprepared with a blog topic. But it is Christmas, time for family, warmth, and reflection. How has the year gone and how can we make it better? My family is close, … Continue reading
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2025: Surgeries and Thanksgiving Holidays
I normally blog on Sunday morning and I hope you read them as you surf the net. Some are more interesting than others, but I try to produce topics that appeal to people. The last few weeks were written in … Continue reading
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2025: A Moving Example
My neighbors are moving. The neighbor across the street moved out of state last week leaving an empty house. My husband lent him a dolly to help him move his bigger things. Now the neighbor to the south of him … Continue reading
2025: Fifty-three Years and Counting
My husband and I have been married 53 years this week. We met in high school, married young, had our children young, and then stopped having children at a young age. By twenty-five we had two children and a mortgage … Continue reading
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