A JOSEPH’S COAT OF MANY COLORS QUILT – Around The Frame
A grandmother’s legacy to her grandson “Now Israel loved Joseph more than all his children, because he was the son
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A grandmother’s legacy to her grandson “Now Israel loved Joseph more than all his children, because he was the son
Read MoreIrma has it figured out. She’s a bona fide, egg-laying member of the “Production Red” hen sorority and she knows
Read MoreSpring is getting ready to depart from our hills, while summer is impatiently waiting to make her appearance. With the
Read MoreRecently as I was moving larger items to my new home, I came across a treasure deep inside my cedar
Read MoreI have and then got it back. I went to Do-It-Best in Waynedale to pick up a couple of items.
Read MoreWhat are the odds? When I listed a WWII era souvenir “Mother and Dad” pillow from Gunter Field, Montgomery, Alabama
Read MoreHoneysuckle vine, with its yellow and white flowers and sweet fragrance, has always bloomed on the banks of Clay at
Read MoreIn the legendary “Cheers” sitcom of the 1980s, there is an episode where Norm (played by George Wendt) walks into
Read MoreMarvin Pincus is not the kind of guy to let spring slip through his fingers. Oh, when he was a
Read MoreMy phone rang, and when I answered, it was Andy. “Hey, Daris,” he said, “can you come help me? My
Read MoreThe mild days of May that we have always looked forward to and loved, have been blown in by strong
Read MoreWhen Harley Jacobsen came into Doc’s office the other day for his physical it was a treat for Doc. Harley
Read MoreKewpies short for Cupid the Roman God of Love are the iconic cherubic chubby wide-eyed nude dolls with the curly
Read MoreA few years ago the Park and Recreation Department leaders and Mayor Tom Henry announced the restoration of the Gen.
Read MoreI finished passing back the linear algebra tests that I had graded to my students. “Check the tests over,” I
Read MoreWe woke up to a green world this morning. Seemingly overnight, new green leaves were sprouting on the trees, while
Read MoreIf there’s one thing you can honestly say about Delbert McLain, he’s as persistent as a winter cough. As our
Read MoreThe problem was Mrs. Doc, you see. Oh, don’t misunderstand. She’s a perfectly wonderful lady and we all think the
Read MoreThe voice of spring is awakening the land after the long, cold sleep of winter. She whispered first to the
Read MoreOver a year ago Sherri Kehoe of Indianapolis contacted me about her grandmother’s quilt (technically a knotted comforter) that was
Read MoreLast summer I got to know Priscilla Miller who lives in the vicinity of Southwood Park. She was one of
Read MoreApril Fools’ Day is one of the most light-hearted — and “dangerous” — days of the year. Its origins are
Read MoreOur hills bask in warm sunshine today as we get a foretaste of lovely spring weather. Blue skies stretch above
Read MoreWhen old Jasper Blankenship came to town from the diggings recently, we asked him over for a few days. He
Read MoreNational Quilting Day is observed annually on the third Saturday in March. It was first observed in 1992 when the
Read MoreSaturday, March 4 was special to me, because for one day each year, I get to let the years fly
Read MoreRain falls today out of a sullen, gray sky, to swell the creek and gush into Elk River, by the
Read MoreI don’t mind Boots. He just curls up quietly against my belly and stays put. But sleeping with Desdemona can
Read MoreIt was with deep sadness I read by a majority vote via an online poll taken by more than 4
Read MoreBlue skies and bright sunshine are highlighting our day, although the air is quite brisk. Little signs of the coming
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