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Author Archives: Mrs. DoF
listening to NPR
while listening to National Public Radio, I learned that the guy’s voice was reporting from Washington, D.C. I heard a word relating to someone in the House of Representatives, but in my usual absent-minded way when it comes to politics, … Continue reading
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Avoiding writing
Recently someone sent an e-mail to me saying that I haven’t been writing with much depth. She is one who remembers when my Dear Ones messages were a writing outlet, when it was an earnest personal view for daily circumstances. … Continue reading
Posted in Personal
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The ahem, Social Calendar….
schooling, eerrrggh! Dear Sis, I had a meeting with my Academic Advisor on Monday. She helped explain how I should be able to register for classes Online because I are stoopid and could not get in by the deadline. The … Continue reading
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Evening good….
I got my Algebra homework done before the National Geographic Special about alien species invaders comes on PBS. I feel like I am in 7th grade and waiting to see Bobby Sherman.
Happy Birthday, Denise!
Today is my sister Denise’s birthday. On this date, in the year she was born 1958 62nd Boston Marathon won by Franjo Mihalic of Yugoslavia in 2:25:54 We shared a bedroom for 20 years, and I still remember the day … Continue reading
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Clara’s blanket
This is a picture of my friend Sue’s newest grandbaby. She was born in Germany and is using the blanket I crocheted and sent over about a month ago. Clara Anicca 10:41 p.m. Saturday 16 April 2005 7 lbs 10 … Continue reading
Posted in Crochet
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Sadness this morning
When I got home from class this morning, I found this message waiting regarding the church ducks….. “We are grieving here. All the eggs are gone from the nest. Not a scrap of shell or anything! So sad!!!!” Jane, Associate … Continue reading
Posted in Personal
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A Surprise in the Middle
This morning, I woke up more than 20 minutes before the alarm went off, mostly because there was a rainstorm happening outside and the new basement window covers are in place and sound like drums when water is pounding on … Continue reading
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Different ducklings!
This morning there was a meeting at church which was quite interesting. Stereotypes, and how do we feel about it? I must admit I had to come in late because I was at my Algebra class, but we ended on … Continue reading
Make way for Ducklings
So I’m reading the local newspaper, which is a great thing to be doing next to the open window on a lovely Sunday afternoon. I read all the comics, and most of the PARADE magazine, and the Focus section where … Continue reading