After I reviewed my photographic post of Fall in Indiana, I realized that not all the pictures were incorporated. So today you get the second installment of my walk…… I am delighted that many of you enjoyed my walk via … Continue reading
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Last week I talked about the beauty of Fall and suggested you get out and enjoy the season’s best attributes. Experiencing nature nurtures your physical and spiritual health. I reflected this week; however, about those of you who cannot easily … Continue reading
Fall is probably my most favorite season of the year. I love the cool crisp air on sunny October days. The air smells fresh and clean and hopefully there are lots of sunny skies to motivate me to get outside. … Continue reading
The Beginnings… In my family the chicken came first. When my oldest son was 7 years old our good friend and neighbor realized how much he loved her chickens and she gave him a start of chickens for his birthday. … Continue reading
Absence makes the heart grow fonder and by the middle of July I can hardly wait until those first green tomatoes ripen in the garden. This year I got so desperate I made fried green tomatoes just so I could … Continue reading
Classical Archives: Don’t Miss This!: July 31, 2011 Take a moment and view the video in the link above. I came across this video and had to share it because I am a music teacher and this video represents why … Continue reading
The last few weeks I have been preparing myself mentally and physically for return to a school schedule. I completed doctor and dentist appointments, made family visits, and scheduled time for a manicure and pedicure in the company of my … Continue reading
Canning 101 | Taste of Home Recipes. I have been a subscriber to “Taste of Home” magazine for many years because it’s a great magazine that features no ads, offers a wide variety of wonderful recipes in each edition, and … Continue reading
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