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Monthly Archives: July 2011
Colorful Container Garden
A friend of mine enjoys gardening. Here’s a lesson in small space living; even though she has a balcony, not a yard, she hasn’t let that stop her from having an extravagant garden. Using a few terracotta pots and selecting … Continue reading
Posted in Creative Ideas, Green Living, Small Space Living
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Cabin Fever
Like many Minnesotans, we spend some time each summer at a cabin “up north.” Here, cabin fever is the anticipation of going to the cabin. The cabin where we stay is on Lake Superior. Our time there was very laid … Continue reading
Posted in Health and well being, Memoirs
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Fabulous Friday
Today is a fabulous Friday because I have indulged in the inexpensive luxury of Farmers’ Market flowers. As you can see below, this week’s bouquet is a riot of color. They’re fresh, look terrific, smell great and bring good energy … Continue reading
Posted in Health and well being
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Are We So Different?
Perhaps you remember the British TV series, Upstairs, Downstairs? It was about lives of a privileged family and their servants during the 19th century. Recently I was watching a similar series, Downton Abbey. It occurred to me that something was … Continue reading
Posted in About Justice, Books and Films, InnerPeace
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White Prairie
This week our prairie is turning white. Small Swiss-dot flowers border the path. You may also like Prairie Walk.
Posted in Green Living
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