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Cold Comforts
Well, it is officially – and finally – cold in the Twin Cities: Even with her little coat on, my little papillon-chihuaha walking buddy does a super model-like pivot when her foot hits th… more →
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Cold Comforts
kirkhams wrote 21 hours ago: Well, it is officially – and finally – cold in the Twin Cities: Even with her little co … more →
'Twas the month before Christmas...
pastorleanne wrote 1 week ago: One of these years, I would like to just have a nice, relaxing, peaceful holiday season. Where any r … more →
Back to life, back to reality!
pastorleanne wrote 1 week ago: After three blissful days off, I am now getting ready to head to the church for Saturday night praye … more →
Uncommon Autumns and Simple Pre-Holiday Fare
kirkhams wrote 2 weeks ago: I don’t know if you ever do this, and I probably shouldn’t admit to it, but I occasio … more →
I am thankful for...
pastorleanne wrote 2 weeks ago: Right off the bat, I’m thankful for bosses who are just as technologically challenged as me an … more →
Cucina Rustica
kirkhams wrote 2 weeks ago: This day broke with a frosty, sun-infused, crystal blue morning – perfect weather for a brisk … more →
Midwest living
debschott wrote 3 weeks ago: Good morning everyone! It is harvest time in the Midwest. The cold summer, rainy fall, and immature … more →
Phobic Phriday Pheasting
kirkhams wrote 3 weeks ago: I wish I could say that this gloomy Friday the 13th forenoon had unfolded into a glorious Autumn … more →
Frosted Cakes and Frosted Pumpkins
kirkhams wrote 1 month ago: There was a coating of frost on everything in sight at seven o’clock this morning, but oh, the go … more →
A culture of isolation
pastorleanne wrote 1 month ago: “Every day they continued to meet together in the temple courts. They broke bread in their hom … more →
Fall Fiesta
kirkhams wrote 1 month ago: When a mostly cloudy week starts to dribble over into the weekend, then gets blasted aside by a b … more →
The Wounded Healer
kirkhams wrote 1 month ago: It is 1962. The Cuban missile crisis has thousands sitting on the edges of their seats, anti-apar … more →
Ah, The Smell of Cinnamon in the Air
kirkhams wrote 1 month ago: Okay. So I’ve moaned about getting our first snow a month before usual. I’ve also gr … more →
Fall Falls Short
kirkhams wrote 2 months ago: Well, perhaps this is a bit of an exaggeration... I lied. But another brief whine is surely to … more →
Whole Wheat Pasta: It's Come a Long Way, Baby
kirkhams wrote 2 months ago: I’ll indulge just briefly in a short whine about once again leap-frogging from summer in … more →
Creative Cooking as a Metaphor for Life?
kirkhams wrote 2 months ago: As I dig my wooly sweater out of storage and begin to contemplate the symbolism of season-change … more →
Plain Old Corned Beef and Fancy New Cabbage
kirkhams wrote 2 months ago: It’s a déjà vu mid-September experience as we pant our way through hot and humid days for t … more →
Labor Day, Schmabor Day
kirkhams wrote 2 months ago: I sure hit a brick wall trying to find anybody interested in celebrating Monday, September 7th, a … more →
Fall is Settling In
mbfrank wrote 2 months ago: I love fall! I think it has to be one of my favorite seasons during the year. The change of the le … more →
