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Mower Than I Bargained For

July 17, 2014 By Gail

Moments ago I was out mowing our yard. The trimming-stuff I do with a push mower. As I’m walking around cutting off wayward grass tufts, it occurrs to me I could drag the mower over a weedy/bramble area taking hold in the corner of our dog Booker’s fenced area. While the idea may have been sound, I’m quickly having trouble… Read More

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A Winsome Woman

July 17, 2014 By Gail

It’s county fair time! In honor of the event I’m blogging about a dear friend of mine who happens to be a winner in all areas of life. A Winsome Woman A woman’s competitive nature blossoms into blue ribbons at a local county fair. It was only 7 a.m., but already a dozen cars were parked haphazardly along the muddy… Read More

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The Compliment

July 11, 2014 By Gail

The morning arrived in a blur of activity, and kept the pace going as I stumbled through errands. Agenda one: Walk Booker. Since our husky, Booker, is in full shedding mode (“shed happens”), I select my clothes with the understanding I’ll be coated in, well, his coat. I can stay twenty feet away from him and still look like a… Read More

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Living in the Past

July 11, 2014 By Gail

“This is the problem where we all get caught; we view photographs and make them with our agendas, personal histories, stereotypes and biases.” -Shelby Lee Adams Berthie Napier looks into the camera lens and a silent story unfolds. Those eyes! Trying not to gaze into them is impossible. Velvet steel, defiant, measuring. Her arthritic knuckles cradle a carved pipe like… Read More

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Mid-life Transitions 3: Body Changes

July 4, 2014 By Gail

Although science learns something new everyday, no one denies hormones play a pivotal role in the menopausal transition. And, because of that, the menopausal experience is as individual as the women undergoing the changes. The debate between using hormone replacements or not is unending, as is the controversy between synthetic and bioidentical. For the purposes of tonight’s rather short blog,… Read More

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Weed’n and Write’n

July 4, 2014 By Gail

“Watch out for the patch of poison ivy near the vegetable garden,” said my husband as he wiped his brow with the back of his hand. “You do know what poison ivy looks like, right?” “Leaves of three…let it be,” I recited with solemnity. I resisted holding my hand to my heart. Poison Ivy. Back again. Whyyyyyyyy? When we bought… Read More

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