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My Husband’s Art Work:

$300.00

Sheet metal, paint and wire, about 18 inches high. I made a few of these when playing around with spinning […]

$650.00

Black and White S’s w/Circles. Two of these were made from the reversible door of a junked dishwasher. They are […]

Swing Dancers Ornament

Christmas ornaments have become an annual artistic activity. Little sculptures (usually kinetic) that often represent some part of life or […]

My Husband’s Art Work:

$300.00

Sheet metal, paint and wire, about 18 inches high. I made a few of these when playing around with spinning […]

$650.00

Black and White S’s w/Circles. Two of these were made from the reversible door of a junked dishwasher. They are […]

Swing Dancers Ornament

Christmas ornaments have become an annual artistic activity. Little sculptures (usually kinetic) that often represent some part of life or […]

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My Aunt Anne’s Wonderful Posts

England 40 Years Ago — January 25, 1981
Eleven months till Christmas! This week just past I spotted a woodpecker that looks much like our Downy, but larger. I understand it is not often seen in this area. Lisa wanted to stay after school for a road safety film badly enough to walk home! It took her only half an hour. Even she […]
Challenge of a Common Cold
The challenge is this: can you describe a common cold without mentioning sinuses or lungs? I think I can. For two weeks I haven’t worn rings or earrings. One week ago I quit wearing shoes and a belt. Last week I lost ten pounds, which would have taken ten years at my usual rate of […]
England 40 Years Ago — January 18, 1981
I’m so glad I started last week’s letter early — did it because we’d invited company for Sunday night supper. John and Tina J came to play with the trains. John works for Gotaas-Larsen, and we went out with them a year ago when we were here house hunting. He loves trains, and I guess […]
Disturbance in the Neighborhood
I was the disturbance in the neighborhood. David worked late, and the two Johns were in Tennessee. When I went out to get the mail, I smelled something awful. It was a chemical smell like nothing I had ever experienced before. Our common odors are liquid fertilizer applied to surrounding fields and the paper mill […]
England 40 Years Ago — January 9, 1981
Sometimes questions are answered before one launches a full-scale investigation. This happened to me about the custom of left-road driving. Kate read it in her reader from school. It said, “During the Middle Ages much of the traveling was done by knights and fighting men. When a group of knights saw other horsemen coming along […]
England 40 Years Ago — January 4, 1981
Got the date right the first time! [January 1 was a Friday in 1981 and 2021.] All last Monday was taken by the driving home from Rotterdam. We did get home a little earlier, though, than planned. When we drove up to the ferry terminal we found the ferry was just about to disembark for […]
England 40 Years Ago — December 30, 1980
Editor’s note – When I read this in 2020, I realized I must have written it by hand in the hotel room. I was afraid of forgetting details. After Christmas 1980 We started our trip before dawn on the 27th of December and watched people’s lights come on all the way to Dover. It was […]
England 40 Years Ago — December 26, 1980
Thought I’d start the letter early this week because we are planning to go away tomorrow. In the excitement of going to the continent, I may forget all about Christmas! The recording of the lesson and carol service was not good. John wanted to keep the recorder out of sight so as not to distract […]
White Christmas!
A forecast of snow usually means nothing will fall from the sky. On Christmas Eve, the outdoor carol service was canceled because of rain. We went to the indoor service at 5:30 and left the church in heavy rain. A mile down the road, rain turned to sleet. A few minutes later the car was […]
Unto Us a Child is Born
My dear friend took a selfie of herself with her newborn grandchild a few days ago. Age-old emotions of love and adoration are written on her face. Surely our faces would be like that if we looked at the baby the shepherds saw – Emmanuel, meaning God with us. In this stressful year, God is […]

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