I Am Not Her Anymore I am not her any more Sometimes I miss her – I catch a glimpse of her – I even hear her – But I am not her anymore Sometimes I wonder what she would say – What she would do – What she...
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I Am Not Her Anymore I am not her any more Sometimes I miss her – I catch a glimpse of her – I even hear her – But I am not her anymore Sometimes I wonder what she would say – What she would do – What she...
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National D-Day Memorial Bedford, Virginia was home to the largest number of casualties, during the heroic and monumental June 6, 1944 landing in France, to liberate Europe from the Nazi war machine. The National D-Day Memorial, in the United States, is thus fittingly situated on 88 acres in the small, quiet town. As the free...
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Where are you from? The waitress did not seem to understand me, as I tried to place my order; thus I asked her if I had mispronounced poutine? She said no, smiled, and asked where I was from, taking me aback. I hesitated for a moment, wondering how to answer. I finally said...
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I Suppose the Skunk is Hungry I apologize for the quality of the photography, but I did not want to scare this fellow – not only did I want his picture, but we all know what happens when a skunk is frighten, Bon appétit! Off he went, all is well.
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Cadillac Ranch Driving down US 40, near Amarillo Texas, you will see the Cadillac Ranch, which consist of 10 Cadillac’s that were built between 1949 – 1963. I remember having seen this rather quirky display, which somehow screams out Texas to me, during our first road trip, in 1987, but alas we...
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Life Brings Redemption by Cristina Jill Mosqueda Life Brings Redemption, a short story available at Barns and Noble: http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/life-brings-redemption-cristina-jill-mosqueda/1119480842?ean=2940149208746
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The Maple House On a clear but still chilly day, in late March, we ventured out looking for the quintessential maple syrup moment in Maine; we found so much more than what I had hoped for! The proprietors of The Maple House, generously gave us a tour of their farm, fired up the...
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A Walk through the President Gerald R. Ford Museum “As we continue our American adventure…all our heroes and heroines of war and peace send us this single, urgent message: though prosperity is a good thing, though compassionate charity is a good thing, though institutional reform is a good thing, a nation survives only...
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My Briefly Hanging Garden This small space, in the front of the house in Florida, is my favorite garden. I normally refer to it as my Orchid Garden, as between the hibiscus and bougainvillea, it is the most shaded area of the yard; and thus provides a perfect environment for the orchids to...
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Blue Jays in my Orchid Garden It was my Aunt Helen who first made me aware of blue jays. After my Uncle Paul had a stroke, and was left with limited mobility, she began to put peanuts under the awnings, of their home in Florida, for the blue jays to harvest...
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