Monthly Archives: August 2020

Morning at the Market

A giant field of gorgeous sunflowers and zinnias greeting customers as they arrive to shop for local produce. A delightful way to start the morning. Jennie

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The Green Mountain State – Vermont, Part 1

Yes, I know.  You want to be there, too. Hubby and I put the top down on the old sports car and drove to Vermont.  Winding back roads all the way.  The weather was glorious, big puffy clouds and a … Continue reading

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A Belated Graduation

Originally posted on Pete Springer:
Schools in our area shut down in March, and the students finished their school year online.? The high school decided to postpone graduation with the hope that they would be able to hold a formal…

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Becoming Inspired to Write

The days have been hot and humid, not the best for writing.  Today I had a huge dose of inspiration.  I played with E.B. White’s Underwood typewriter.  Really. I was so very careful.  Of course I didn’t hit a key. … Continue reading

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Tonight

“It was a dark and stormy night.”

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The Calm Before the Storm

Mother Nature is giving us a delightful and playful calm before tomorrow’s storm. Wispy clouds are dancing, like children. Jennie

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Home schooling and how it has impacted my attitude towards teachers

Originally posted on Robbie's inspiration:
Gregory in a school concert when he was 8 years old My sons have been home schooling since our schools first closed on 18 March this year. That equates to four and a half…

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