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The Weaving
For so many reasons and in so many ways, the experience of weaving a rug on a 100 year old loom was very special to me. For months I have been collecting strips of fabric from shirts, skirts, old sheets
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Lost to Followup? 3 Tips to Re-engage Your Patients
Lost to follow up happens, to be sure, but don’t we all wonder where they went? Why they are no longer coming to support groups and activities? And how you might recapture their attention and participation? Since 2000, BSCI
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Holiday Choices
My awesome husband knows I love chocolate covered cherries. He buys them for me during the holidays and honestly, throughout the year, especially when they are going for $1.00 a box! Last weekend, we did our grocery shopping and as
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Palisades – Where Three Rivers Converge
Enjoy this great article I wrote for Mountain Weekly in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Click here, like and share! https://mtnweekly.com/mountain-lifestyle/palisades-dam-lake-idaho/
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The Ever Elusive Huckleberry
This is our third summer here in Star Valley, Wyoming and again, I am still on the hunt for wild huckleberries. They are an awesome little fruit, good for you, rare and hard to find. But now, finally, thanks to
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Ready for Spring? Well, maybe not.
I want it to be spring! I really do, but I don’t feel like I am quite ready. Roger and I spent all winter working inside our warm and cozy log home. We have been able to finish up many
As my husband lay in a hospital bed, recovering from a total hip replacement, I searched diligently for a way to show my love and support. Then, I found the perfect answer, “licorice and Oreo cookies!” After 50 years in