Greeting us in the Port City
We immediately walked down to the lift bridge when we arrived and were lucky enough to see the Assiniboine come … Continue reading Greeting us in the Port City
We immediately walked down to the lift bridge when we arrived and were lucky enough to see the Assiniboine come … Continue reading Greeting us in the Port City
I’ve had a bit of a “staycation” this week and in trying to decide what to do, a driving tour … Continue reading Lake Pepin on the Mississippi
Thread the Needle Day, July 25, 2013 Today is Thread the Needle day (check out the Holiday Insights Calendar) and since … Continue reading The Great Minnesota Get Together
Even though my well of inspiration has been a bit dry of late, I felt that I couldn’t let this … Continue reading Equality – June 26, 2013
A week ago I visited Quarryhill Botanical Gardens in Glen Ellen, California. It was my first time to the gardens … Continue reading A Visit to Quarryhill Botanical Gardens
An amazing tale and a quick read! This is a classic tale of the mystery genre that has been the … Continue reading The 39 Steps by John Buchan
The Arch Angels, Jeff and Matt, were bored. It was a Wednesday, mid-week, hump day. There were no Lenten … Continue reading Bored Angels
Have you ever had brain freeze from slurping a DQ treat on a hot summer day, a tummy ache after … Continue reading Too Much of a Good Thing or…The Winter That Would Not Quit
Max came to us as a six year old champion that needed a change of scenery. He was the perfect … Continue reading Max, a calming entity for those with trepidation, fear or phobia.
A writer friend of mine, Joan Drury (she owns Drury Lane Books in Grand Marais, MN) recommended this book to … Continue reading The Mao Case by Qiu Xiaolong