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Monthly Archives: March 2022
452. Going to pot
Spring having sprung here in Enumclaw, daughter Susy, granddaughter Josie, and I planted a few hundred vegetable and flower seeds in a little row of milk jug mini-greenhouses lined up along a sunny wall of the garage. Technically, what should … Continue reading
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453. The Grandmas we never talked about
It’s funny how we can view our ancestors on a family tree. Their names appear in little boxes with a couple of calendar dates that show when they lived. Neat and tidy. With nary a clue as to the drama, … Continue reading
451. Memory!
My husband Gene once told me, “Whenever a job recruiter asks you if you can do something – always say ‘Yes!’ And then go find out how to do it!” This odd counsel was the best career advice I ever … Continue reading
450. Roots!
Sometimes, when you look at ancient photos of your predecessors, don’t you wish you could ask them some questions? Maybe introduce yourself? You may know their names, where they came from, and a little about them, but you don’t really … Continue reading
449. Baby Talk.
Dear Great-Grandson to be: This is me – your great-grandma Ford. I know you haven’t met me in person yet, but I am definitely one of your fans. I just saw your captivating performance on the ultrasound, and, my boy, … Continue reading
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