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Five a Day: August 2010
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View my complete profile. Tuesday, August 24, 2010. It's so hard sometimes, no? Yesterday these kiddos went back to school. Why was that so sad? Why do they have to grow up anyway? Life is also good, though. Yesterday for FHE we talked about this picture:. Somehow, our discussion went from the blessings of the sacrament, to "would we act differently if the Savior was with us? To "the Savior is always with us - through prayer" to "You can pray anytime, anywhere, for any reason.". And isn't that great?
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An Interview with David Wroblewski – New West
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Sunday, August 21, 2016. New West Colorado, Idaho, Montana, New Mexico, Utah, Wyoming. Travel & Outdoors. Due West: By Dan Whipple. Land & Water. Land Use & Development. Big Sky, Past and Future. Books & Writers. Food & Agriculture. New West Daily Roundup for July 22, 2013. Revisiting Fire History Studies. New West Daily Roundup for July 9, 2013. New from August Publications: One More Ride. New West Network Topics. An Interview with David Wroblewski. An Interview with David Wroblewski. June 6, 2008.
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In Pursuit of Shamrocks: September 2009
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In Pursuit of Shamrocks. Searching for the beautiful, the fun, the festive, and the hidden treasures in life. Monday, September 28, 2009. Grand Saline, here we come! So, about twice a year, Lara and I meet up and spend a long weekend at one of these (delightful) B&B's to scrapbook. Initially, we went for two nights. We've now started going for three nights, and we're hoping to start going for (gasp! FOUR nights next time. These retreats are the absolute best. We show up, promptly get our. We're talking a...
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Reviewed Books | Bookstore People
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Reviews of independent bookstores because buying and reading books is an adventure. Skip to primary content. As the co-founder with the least amount of available memory, I argued for organizing by title which I have at least a SMALL chance of remembering, unlike authors’ names which just sail right over me without visiting for a second. So, alphabetic by title, here we go:. New Revelations of the Americas Before. By Charles C. Mann. The Maze of Bones. 84, Charing Cross Road. 8220;Brother Robber,”. By JD ...
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nickarvin.com: The Reconstructionist
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Click here to see video recreations. Of some of the crashes that formed the basis of The Reconstructionist. An Amazon Best Book of the Month. You wouldn't think that earning a pair of mechanical engineering degrees would lend itself to fine literature, but Nick Arvin is an exception: His thoughtful, offbeat, original sophomore novel, The Reconstructionist. And whose fault was it? Author of The Story of Edgar Sawtelle. Becomes a contemplation of the broadest questions of life: How do we love one another?
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Blather, a book club | Highly literate, well-educated, widely traveled, sophisticated and fabulously accomplished women discuss books every month! | Page 2
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Blather, a book club. Newer posts →. November 22, 2008 · 2:19 am. Discussion about “American Lightning”. What makes a book good? Sometimes the majority of us really dislike a book and would never recommend it, yet the book provoked the best discussions. Does that make the book good in some way? A terrifying book we read that I could never recommend to anyone is “The Road” by Cormac McCarthy. I wouldn’t want anyone to have nightmares the way I did. It was one of the most powerful...Jacki says that when sh...
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Shale's Tales: Holiday Fun!
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Thursday, December 19, 2013. Check out the Boston Globe's article, " The dog days of Christmas. On busy dogs this holiday season. The article features me and Shale decorating ornaments. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Thanks for checking out my new blog. About my Border Collie, Shale's and my many adventures! We enjoy hiking, biking and a number of canine sports. I'll be sharing news about our activities and reviewing my favorite and new dog-related products and services. City Dog Training, LLC.
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Shale's Tales: Letterboxing
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Monday, July 25, 2011. A couple of weeks ago on the trail, at Harold Parker State Forest. Shale, I and our four and two-legged pack met a really nice couple who shared with us that they were “Letterboxing”. The ongoing joke with the group I hike with is that I talk to everybody, everywhere! So it was no surprise that this random encounter of two groups passing on a side-trail turned into a long conversation about Letterboxing, another idea for an activity to try with our dogs, and a couple of new friends.
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Shale's Tales: Find Your Place with The Trustees of Reservations
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Tuesday, November 15, 2011. Find Your Place with The Trustees of Reservations. It's been a while since I've posted. Shale and I have been super busy and I don't know where the summer went and I can hardly believe its almost Thanksgiving! We are spending a lot of time on the trails hiking, biking and swimming for Shale. In this blog entry I would like to tell you about our favorite place. Shale and I are proud to be members and on the volunteer staff for The Trustees of Reservations (TTOR). It is not just...
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Shale's Tales: July 2011
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Monday, July 25, 2011. A couple of weeks ago on the trail, at Harold Parker State Forest. Shale, I and our four and two-legged pack met a really nice couple who shared with us that they were “Letterboxing”. The ongoing joke with the group I hike with is that I talk to everybody, everywhere! So it was no surprise that this random encounter of two groups passing on a side-trail turned into a long conversation about Letterboxing, another idea for an activity to try with our dogs, and a couple of new friends.
