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Author Archives: Julie-Ann Baumer
A Very Grand Staircase
For no particular reason.
April Showers and All That
The weather puppets were calling for rain yesterday so I made it to Uncle Bob’s before dark and planted a few “cold weather crops.” Click on the picture to read what I had to say about that a few years … Continue reading
The Surgery Light
Last week, I twice-blogged about the St. Mary’s Hospital chapel dome, but there is a second dome, counterbalancing that old section of the hospital and it’s referred to as the “surgical dome.” Its ceiling panels were glass and back in … Continue reading
Easter Lilies
A closer look at the stained glass inside the St. Mary’s Hospital chapel in Lewiston, Maine. Peace to you today.
The Passion Play
When I was very small, I thought everyone in the world was a member of the Roman Catholic Church. My world was a tiny wheel, the hub being my parents’ house. There were four or five spokes to this wheel … Continue reading
Breaking Ground
The Farm daffodils are finally breaking ground. Spring’s a bit late this year. I’ll still take it.
It Ain’t Easy Being Faye
Last summer, I volunteered to maintain the beautiful garden area around our town’s gazebo. Even though I didn’t know a thing about edging, I did my best and things turned out just fine. I hung the bunting for Memorial Day, … Continue reading
Posted in Weather and Seasons
Tagged April snow, Citizen's Gazebo, Easter eggs, Faye Brown, The Green Thumb Gang Lives!
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Inside the Dome
Long walks seem to be the thing this spring. Last weekend, I walked three and a half miles for a donut. This past Saturday, I walked that same approximate distance for a plate of lasagna. Life in Maine is interesting. … Continue reading
Not Far Away
I took a long walk with Slipper Sistah on Saturday. This will be the second weekend in a row that I’m the “Lady Not Alone Foot Traveler.” I’ll tell you about it tomorrow.
Posted in Today We Rest
Tagged exploring, volksmarching, walking with friends
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A Million Dollars
Everyone loves the Frank Capra movie “It’s a Wonderful Life.” According to Wikipedia, it’s “one of the most loved films in American cinema.” Generally viewed during the holiday season, I’m a sucker for the movie at any time of year … Continue reading
Posted in Friday Pillow Talk
Tagged all weather track, bond issues, Jesus and money, philanthropy
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