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"On the first day of Christmas, my lover baked me a pear pie."
BY PAT BEAUDRY | January 15, 2018 at 6:00 a.m.
Knitting Needles II
Imagine an argument over the clothes to be buried in. Who, exactly, was going to see?
The Twelve New Days of Christmas
"On the second day of Christmas, my true love sent to me two wet hens..."
Limited Mobility Adventures
Although the allure of the Pacific Northwest (PNW) is strong, it can still be seen as intimidating while trying to explore when you or a companion has a disability or limited mobility. I have suggestions for several easy and accessible destinations that will make your efforts worth it
Mad Woman
So now the reader knows why I did not watch the series <em>Mad Men</em>. It was all too real. I returned to college and became an English teacher.
Meet Mark Bryant, Senior Fitness Expert
Mark Bryant is a popular fitness instructor and powerlifting champion who lives and works in Seattle’s Columbia City neighborhood. He also writes a monthly senior fitness tip for Northwest Prime Time.
A Song for The New Year
"the new year’s here, the old one’s gone..."
History comes alive at Chaco Canyon
You can almost hear the voices of the ancestral people as you stand amid the ruins at Chaco National Historical Park in Northern New Mexico. They seem to echo within the walls of this monumental architectural site that was once home to a vibrant center of Puebloan culture some 1,000 …
The Awkward Christmas Gift
I turned the shade of lawn flamingos as his brother and sisters asked me to hold up my gift.
TO ENTRUST A CHILD WITH FIRE
"...he brought paper flames to me..."
Flavorful Gifts for the Holidays
Healthy and inexpensive gifts of homemade foods are a real treat for everyone.
Alone Again
The most traumatic events in my life have been when beloved family members passed away.
Let the good times roll in Lafayette, Louisiana!
"Laissez les bon temps rouler!" is an expression you'll hear often throughout the parishes in southern Louisiana. More than a sentiment, it's a true representation of the joie de vivre spirit that is Cajun culture.
Miss Maple
My question was very serious— She could be polygamodioecious?
