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Monthly Archives: May 2011
“Either write something worth reading about, or do something worth writing about.”
Benjamin Franklin, born more than three hundred years ago, left us with many valuable thoughts. Among them; “Either write something worth reading about, or do something worth writing about. This one sticks with me as an all-time favorite. There are … Continue reading
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Tagged advice, Benjamin Franklin, living, quotes, watching television, writing
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Fired Up Glutes and Movies
One of the best things to do in Virginia is hiking. And it is easy to find numerous places to do that here, whether up and down our hills, through the fields, along the private drive to our cabin, through … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, family, food, friends, holiday, landscape, shopping, spiritual, travel
Tagged Appalachian Trail, Bland, Bluefield, East River Mountain Tunnel, hiking, Jefferson National Forest, K & W, Mercer County, Mercer Mall, Mercer Theater, Movies, Princeton, shopping, Sunrise, Sunset, Virginia, West Virginia, Whippoorwills, WV
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Sunny and Seventy
Ask me what my favorite kind of day is and I will always reply ‘sunny and seventy’. And today in Bland, Virginia, that is just what I have. Humidity is low, a light breeze is blowing, and the mountains are … Continue reading
Newest Family Member
Introducing our newest family member who arrived at 9:45 this morning. His name is John – John Deere – and though he isn’t a newborn, he’s certainly got a life in him. That’s the way we feel about our farming … Continue reading
Posted in family, home, Uncategorized
Tagged crop farming, equipment, family farms, farming, hay mowing, John Deere, tractors
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Female vs Male Brain
As women we are accustomed to running interference with spills and damages. We clean up, repair and set things straight – ask questions later. Men however, seem to operate from the standpoint of analyzing the situation and how it occurred … Continue reading
Dancing With the Stars Finale
Did you see the over sixty Kirstie Alley during Monday’s free dance? If you did then you saw the cart wheels and the leaps and the tossing around of her by her partner in the show, Maksim Chmerkovskiy. I have … Continue reading
Joplin, Missouri Tornado
Harold Camping may not have been accurate in his doomsday prediction for Saturday, but for the people in Joplin, Missouri on Sunday, it probably felt like the Apocalypse. And for 116 people found dead so far, it was their last … Continue reading
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Tagged death toll, devastation, funnel clouds, Joplin, Missouri, news outlets, rescue workers, Tornado, twisters
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Front Porch Living
May is the perfect time to enjoy the front porch – whether from a well-cushioned swing, rocking chair or just sitting on the steps. And the landscape wants to be observed. The irises are throwing off their final blooms as … Continue reading
Posted in home, landscape
Tagged decks, nature, outdoor living space, porches, spring flowers
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Preakness Stakes Winner
Yesterday marked the 136th running of the Preakness Stakes in Baltimore, Maryland. It started with Shackleford refusing to enter the gate. He seemed to be using all of his energy trying to avoid the small entrance, fighting against several men … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, travel
Tagged Animal Kingdom, Baltimore, Belmont, horse racing, Kentucky Derby, Maryland, New York, Pimlico, Preakness, Shackleford, Triple Crown Racing
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