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  TATI’S STOLEN CHAUSSON POINTS (Tatiana’s story continues)   Tatiana was getting older almost ninety. It was more difficult for

Hosta plants are generally selected based on the colors of their leaves. Obviously, you choose the foliage color that you

The Harlan UMC Quilt Show What is better than attending a quilt show? Having the opportunity to speak at one!

Day fades away as evening shadows deepen, and white mist shrouds the side of Pilot Knob. Night is falling in

(Part two) She moved past the ballet slippers she wore before she started to wear toe shoes. Her hand gently

There are lots of trees on our property. I know the names of some of them, like the cedar, pine, maple

Your rose bushes are now on their way to great foliage and the formation of buds. If you have not

FOR THE LOVE OF MAGGIE I met Maggie Silverman in the summer of 1979. Recently graduated from college and without

Mild and gentle May has spread her green skirts over our hills, and ushered in a delightful season of budding

  (For all those ballerinas out there)   It was a cold winter’s day and she was seated in her

When we dwell on things that tend to upset our walking in balance on Mother Earth, it is time to

Spring/Gardening season traditionally starts on April 21st but as always, you must ask yourself, “Do you feel lucky?” Is it

Out in the forest, the May apples are unfurling their fairy umbrellas in anticipation of April showers.  They have been

String-A-Long Quilt Guild Show a Success   March 27 dawns bright and sunny-perfect weather for a jaunt to Valparaiso for

Part One (of three)   Once upon a time when God created the earth, he created things that only children

Three Way Bulb   When it is daylight and we are in darkness, we need to pray that we find

Minnie and I went out looking for spring yesterday. We knew she had arrived; the calendar said so, and the