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Things learned while sheltering in place alone on the small Minnesota farm I’ve owned for eight years
• China pheasants live in this yard, adding bright color, distinctive cries, and leaving colorful feathers I sometimes make into earrings for friends. • A … [Read More...]
Happiness is a choice.
Happiness is a choice. Like picking fruit. You reach up to find the choicest piece, twist it from its stem, and make it yours. Pick as much as you like, to eat or … [Read More...]
Happy St. Patrick’s Day!
Congratulations to the man who chased snakes out of Ireland. That’s a good thing to be known for—chasing the snakes out of anywhere. How did Patrick do it? He … [Read More...]
Learning Southern
By this my fourth winter in the Mid-South, one necessary goal has been to understand and speak “Southern”. I’m not there yet, but locals declare I’m making … [Read More...]
Happy Leap Year and Sadie Hawkins Day
This year is a Leap Year. Congratulations to all February 29th babies who again have a birth day to celebrate! Leap Year is a strange term. We leap at what? A day … [Read More...]
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