Memories of the trials and tribulations of my family as we lived on the farm.
In a week and a half Christmas will be here. It’s one of those holidays that people either love or hate. There’s little middle ground. The rushing around, shopping, struggling with finances, office parties, family get-togethers – all of these things and more serve to make what should be a joyous season of celebrating the […]
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We’re about to celebrate Thanksgiving, and once again forecasted blizzards threaten to strand travelers in airports. It’s been my opinion for many years that it’s foolish to even try to travel during the holidays. Have your Thanksgiving meal in July and eliminate the threat of blizzards! I’ve never had to travel far to join my
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In my blog “Memories” I recalled an incident from my childhood that I had believed my whole life, only to find out it never happened. This made me think about the Mandela Effect. The Mandela Effect is a phenomenon in which large groups of people remember something specific about a fact of history, a person, the way something was spelled or a detail about a TV show or movie. Others remember it in a different way, and often the documented facts prove one or the other to be wrong.
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There was a big, white dog that lived in my Mom’s bedroom for several months. I never had to feed it, never had to walk it, never heard it bark. In fact, I couldn’t even see the dog. But Mom could.
There’s A Dead Dog in My Bed Read More »
