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Category Archives: Country Living
A Smiling Heart
I live in a small, rural town of 1,800 people. We have a Grange, two churches, a town hall and a village store (with the post office attached) all around a town green smaller than a baseball diamond. Working in … Continue reading
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Tagged innocense, Poetry, Spring
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Snow Day
There’s nothing quite as sweet as a snow day. Oh, I know, kids think they have ownership of the joy of a good old snow day. Not true. Adults do the happy dance too. At least this adult does. Although … Continue reading
Not The Girl I Used To Be
I’m not the girl I used to be. Seriously, a millenium ago (really, the seventies were in the last millenium) I would get excited because I was headed to Studio 54 or had just bought some new Betsy Johnson platforms or … Continue reading
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Tagged disco ball, garbage, Studio 54, wildlife
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Days of Gold
Whenever people ask me about my commute and I tell them it is generally two and a half hours one way, the usual response is “You must really love where you live.” And I do. I love my little piece … Continue reading
Piggy’s Night Out
Piggy went for a walk one eve around the neighborhood. And what should he spy in the clearing there but campers in the wood. Their tents were shut, the fire out “They’re fast asleep”, he thought. “I think I’ll creep … Continue reading
The Money Shot
Mother Nature sure has been putting on a show lately. Everywhere I look, on Facebook, on local news shows, on Instagram, I see these incredible photos of the sky. Last night though, she really outdid herself. She put on such a … Continue reading
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The Devil’s In The Details
A few nights ago we had a Super Moon. That is what it’s called when the moon’s orbit brings it the closest to earth. This one was also a full moon and, because of its proximity to earth, the moon … Continue reading
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Tagged demons, Full moon, New England
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Hey Donkey
Hey Donkey! Sometimes I think you have the right idea. When you’re tired, when you’ve had enough, you just stop and lay down. “That’s it”, you say. “I’m finished. No more today.” I wish I could do that, just quit … Continue reading
Fresh Earth
I sit in the quickening darkness and listen. The birds last song of the evening giving way to the night chorus of peepers. The panting of the dogs as they tire themselves out struggling over one last stick. Eventually, even … Continue reading
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Tagged dogs, Faith, Love, spirit
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Ch Ch Ch Changes
My husband has been home from the rehab unit for a week now. I started back at work yesterday. Things are starting to settle a bit but I still feel like I am walking in the opposite direction on a … Continue reading
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Tagged gratitude, Husband, Love
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