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Nov. 2014 Book Winner!
Congratulations to Mary Cahill, our November 2014 Book Winner! Mary, I’ll be sending a copy of STEALING THE PREACHER by Karen Witemeyer to you ASAP, Mary! Here’s Mary’s reply to our question to be entered in the drawing. (Have you ever been a passenger on a train?) Mary told us that riding the train was…
Your Pet! Casey!
Casey, the “Dat” Casey’s owner, Christina says, “This is our silver tabby, Casey. We call him our dat because he seems like a combination of a dog and a cat. He walks on a leash, as you can see by the photograph, and he actually goes to the front door and begs to be let…
Home!
We just returned from a vacation that we’ve been saving for and anticipating during the past two years. We cruised the South Caribbean, visited three new-to-us countries, indulged in gourmet dinners, saw some great musicals, made some wonderful new friends! And as great as it was to take that vacation, we’re discovering all over again that it’s…
July 2022 FREE BOOKS!!!
To celebrate Summer, we are giving away two delightful books from Modern History Press, a great indie publishing house right here in Michigan. (Check out www.LHPress.com for more of their wonderful selection of books, many written by Michigan authors.) The U.P. READER brings “Upper Michigan literature to the world.” Each year, for the past six…
A Glance Back – Pickles!
Sometime in the middle of summer, I promised to put my Bread and Butter Pickle recipe on my blog and Facebook. Here I am about 2 months later finally getting around to it. I’ve used this recipe for years and years. It’s one given to me by one of the elderly ladies who lived in…
Yes indeed, Carol! Hooray for melting snow. When we move sometime in the next month or so, I’ll be leaving my rock gardens, which will tug a bit at my heartstrings, but I’m looking forward to container gardening. I think that will be fun!
Yay for melting snow!! Spring has made it to the west coast in full force — tree buds bursting, lots of blossoms happening. Yes we have gardens but we live rurally so they’re pretty ‘rustic’ most of the time… ferns and salal abound. There was one vegetable bed in the only sunny area but we finally gave up on it and planted more shrubs and perennials in it except for a corner with herbs. For summer I tuck a few annuals in a bed by the front sidewalk, but otherwise only put tubs of them on our back deck.