Dear Readers, I would like to guide your attention to a couple of items of note that I’ve come across recently. I love finding new things through other’s blogs, so I’m returning the favor here.
First up, Falcon has posted a movie quote entry. Go on over and see if you can do better [...]
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Posted in celebration on May 30, 2007 | 6 Comments »
I bought my beloved a birthday gift, and ever since I made the purchase, I fretted about it.
You need to understand something about Mr. Chili. He’s a thinker. He loves little more than he loves research and investigation. He’s had it in his mind that he wants a bike for about three years now, and [...]
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Posted in Uncategorized on May 30, 2007 | 2 Comments »
A bit of a history lesson today, my Lovelies; we’ve something to commemorate!
~ On May 30th, 1498, Columbus departed with six ships for his third trip to the New World.
~ In 1848, México ratifies treaty giving US New Mexico, California & parts of Nevada, Utah, Arizona & Colorado in return for $15 million.
~ Memorial Day [...]
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The “this I believe” edition.
1. I believe that we are spiritual beings having a physical experience. Everything that happens to us, “good” and “bad,” happens because we have chosen to experience it. I also believe that we will continue to draw experiences to ourselves until we learn the lesson it has to [...]
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This afternoon, my bicycle came up from the basement, where it’s been for at least a decade. Mr. Chili pumped up the tires (which, amazingly, held the air) and dusted the major cobwebs off and Beanie, Punkin’ and I went for a little ride. We headed off down the street and through a [...]
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I’ve been doing a lot of thinking about this lately (actually, if I’m going to tell the truth, I’ll have to say that this has been an issue for me for my entire adult life - it just changes a shade here and a bit there, but whatever), and I don’t seem to be getting [...]
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It’s Memorial Day weekend.
Here in my little New England state - and, I suspect, in most of the rest of the country - that means several things. It means cook-outs and beer. It means yard work and yard sales. It means a Monday “off”; no mail delivery, no school, no trash collection. It means parades [...]
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Here’s the scene; we’re enjoying an elementary school band concert in the middle school gym. The bleachers are packed with families of forth and fifth grade band members. It’s hot. It’s late.
The middle school band director - a funny and charismatic man - gets on the microphone after the last performance and [...]
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I’m posting twice today because I want you all to go on over to see Jake. He’s got something to say that’s near and dear to my heart, and he says it with an insight and precision that worked just right for me.
Read, comment (tell him I sent ya), and for the love of all [...]
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This critter, that many of you helpfully identified as a woodchuck (or, as Gerry calls them, groundchucks) when I first posted about her last year, seems to be an annual visitor to my yard. I noticed her (I’m assuming the feminine gender for convenience) yesterday afternoon while I was finishing my lunch; as I [...]
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