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Category Archives: Today We Rest
This Blog is Not an Idol
It was snowy and I was stuck in The Coop last night; I started goofing around with some magic markers. Then I made a few changes to the blog. I don’t want this blog to be an idol, but the … Continue reading
Onward Safely and Slowly
The world didn’t end on Friday as some were predicting; doomers were disappointed but Christmas shopping went on with vigor on Saturday. Jaxon and I went to the Farmer’s Market and many people were pushing and shoving with an apocalyptic … Continue reading
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Tagged Pushy People, Safe travels
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Hiding in Sunday
Sometimes, people need to hide and disconnect. It’s certainly not a new thing to be weary of the world. William Wordsworth wrote a sonnet on such a theme 210 years ago, “The World is Too Much With Us.” I hid … Continue reading
A Hick from Maine
In the early 1990’s, there was a self-help comedy sketch on late night Tee Vee. The fictional character gave humorous and non-professional advice. A litany of “affirmations” were provided, but since they were spoken by a fictional late night Tee … Continue reading
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Tagged affirmations, being good enough, fir boughs, hemlock boughs, hick from Maine, mantras, Truth
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Another Simple Sunday
It snowed on Saturday. It’s not quite a winter wonderland, but I’ll take it.
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A Simple Sunday
I like my mother’s simple holiday arrangement at The Motel. She got the basket at a yard sale (fifty cents at most) and the greens are from the farm. Bittersweet is everywhere and when the yellow parts fall off the … Continue reading
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Tagged bittersweet, evergreen, frugal holiday decorations, Simple holiday decorations
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In My Own Backyard
I went to a production of “The Wizard of Oz” last night at my high school. The students did a good job; it was a production complicated by many scene changes and a large cast. My ears perked up like … Continue reading
Think for Yourself
Time is running out to view the exhibit “The Moving Panorama of Pilgrim’s Progress.” Since the machinations of the time tyrants have granted us one extra hour of it today, a wise Southern Maine investor might spend their surplus on … Continue reading
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Tagged Biddeford, Historic Pepperell Mills, John Bunyan, Lewiston, Pilgrim's Progress, Saco, Saco Museum, Standard time
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Hunter Moon Hurricane
October is almost over. Was there a full moon last night? If there was, it’s known as a “Hunter’s Moon” or a “Harvest Moon.” For some strange reason, I woke up this morning thinking of one of my farmer friends. … Continue reading
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Tagged F. Scott Fitzgerald, Hunter Moon, Hurricane Sandy, October, The Great Gatsby
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