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A friend of mine recently emailed me an article from the Mayo Clinic on “popcorn
February 19, 2025
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A friend of mine recently emailed me an article from the Mayo Clinic on “popcorn
As I noted in a 2015 post, I started using an accountant to prepare our
My granddaughter just turned two. Her parents and my husband and I planned a pizza
Like many writers, I have a love/hate relationship with social media. Marketing gurus tell writers
We have a tendency to mark milestone birthdays more than others. In my last post
I’ve written before about my dentophobia. Unfortunately, I’ve had more dental problems recently. My upper
I’ve written before about my grandfather’s clock—how it formed a part of my childhood, first
Last week I shoveled our driveway and walks three times in one week. Kansas City’s
March and April this year were dreadful months—cold and dreary. Even if we had an
Emigrants preparing for the move to Oregon had plan carefully what they would take. They
The Great Migration of 1843 was the first significant group of emigrants to head west.
Delaware author John Riddle established “I Love To Write Day” in 2002. According to the
I was thinking recently about my great-grandmothers. It dawned on me that they all probably
I have always read avidly, as much as my time permitted. Libraries are invaluable, because
I like well-written murder mysteries and police procedurals, and In the Woods, by Irish author
Late last winter, another couple asked my husband and me if we wanted to “go
I went to Middlebury College expecting to become a Political Science major. I had law
I only remember my father swearing at me once. I heard him curse in general
My husband and I recently spent time with our son and his girlfriend in New
In February 1847, while the Donner party struggled to survive in the snows of the
As my children were growing up, I told them frequently, “You have to make choices