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Bee Catcher
Photo: French vintage scrapbook. The little girl exclaims, "Poor little bees!" Well I’ll "BEE" darn this is a very hard crowd to sting! Marita guessed it within minutes, and many…
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Number 4 …Guessing Game
It has been awhile since I have had a guessing game on my blog. Yesterday, Shannon put the bee in my bonnet, in…
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Be Yourself
The band members didn’t notice each other’s odd habits anymore. It didn’t matter that the twins, Bubba and Bip, hid behind things while playing…
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A Mother’s Love
My Mother’s kitchen table. My Mother is a nuts and bolts kind of woman. Practical with no frills. Dust rag in one hand, and a plate of cookies in the…
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The Gift of Gentleness
Actions speak louder than words… being by someone’s side, as they untie the knots that have gathered, can be what is needed most. Like a gentle hand on a shoulder.…
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The Miracle of Annie
My eighty-eight year old friend Annie, went to Lourdes with me. She is a trooper who goes with the flow. She…
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Flashback of France 1988
After months of living in a cute cracker-box studio in Paris, French husband and I found a large, bourgeois-style…
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Back Home
The details of daily life are asking me to dance to the tune of rock and roll. The stack of laundry waves at…
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Eighth of May, Victory Day
France celebrates the end of World War II on the 8th of May. Thirteen years ago, when we first arrived in the French village that we now live in, an…
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Aim for Love
Put your desire on the tip of an arrow. Take the first step. Aim at loving. Photos: An eighteen century miniature oil painting.
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