Day #339: Winter Provides Contrast
November 2, 2019
As I look back over nearly a year of proclamations of gratitude, I note that spring and summer and fall each earned excitement. Beautiful seasons,
Day #338: Old School Rice Lake
November 1, 2019
Avid history hunter-gatherer that I am, I am grateful to the archivists and historians who maintain Facebook groups for my communities, Old School Rice Lake
Day #337: Cemeteries
October 31, 2019
Until my mother died, cemeteries were places I thought of distantly, even when we attended a graveside service. A part of my brain wept and
Day #336: Cake Artists
October 30, 2019
I am grateful for the ingenuity of cake artists, who bring joy into many hearts. This one particularly struck my fancy but you’ll find many
Day #335: Historians
October 29, 2019
I am grateful for the many people, from many different life paths, who keep history alive, affording us with endless opportunities for reflecting, learning, and
Day #334: Summer Music
October 28, 2019
Today I am grateful for music that presents a defiant face to the impending winter: Endless Summer (The Beach Boys), Summer in Paradise (The Beach
Day #333: Shaker Box
October 27, 2019
Sometimes, when someone gives me a gift, it robs me of words. Recently, I was given this Shaker box which the gift-giver made by hand,
Day #332: Ag in the Classroom
October 26, 2019
Do you know the National Agriculture in the Classroom folks? There’s an office in many of our agricultural states. They take books and agricultural literacy
Day #331: Catherine Thimmesh
October 25, 2019
I’ve been privileged to see and read a copy of this book before publication. If you’re looking for the ideal shower or baptism or toddler
Day #330: Workcation
October 24, 2019
Steve and I think we may have invented the workcation. That’s where you are working as many hours as usual but you close your eyes
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