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I sometimes long for those magical days of wonder from my childhood. Anything was possible. I anxiously awaited Santa’s visit every year, I was certain there were leprechauns and pots of gold at then end of rainbows, and fairies very much existed. I’m bringing a little of my childhood back in this week’s eHow installment: Read More >>
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Tonight I am going to watch The Boy in the Striped Pajamas. I have wanted to see it since it came out {in 2008, I am only a little late}, but never got around to it. It is about the son of a German soldier who befriends a little boy on the other side of Read More >>
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Since I am back on the pedometer wagon, Lucy and I have been taking looong walks around town and my neighborhood. On our walks, I always see people jogging with their dogs. Lucy the Puggle Dog likes to give the leash an extra pull when she sees them trot by. I suspect she would like Read More >>
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The weather has been crazy good here up in the Pacific Northwest this summer and it’s hard to believe gardening season will be coming to a close pretty soon. Well, not technically coming to a close… we’ve still got plenty of things to grow around here in the winter months, but for things like fresh beans Read More >>
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