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Tag Archives: Lisbon High School
Spring So Beloved
On January 6, 1979, Eloise Jordan’s New Year’s column in the Lewiston Evening Journal’s Magazine was what I like to call “weather and seasons.” Looking out over the year ahead she wrote: “We know the January blizzard that flares over … Continue reading
The Blue Chair
It seemed like a good blog post idea at the time. I lost my “mojo” and now I’m not so excited about it.
Posted in Minimalist
Tagged but..., Good investment, Lisbon High School, stood the test of time
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A Little Holiday “Yay!”
It’s hard to believe that more than a month has gone by since my 30th class reunion. What’s even harder to believe is that I didn’t write a blog post about it sooner. The event was wonderful in almost every … Continue reading
Posted in Home
Tagged Best Class Reunion Ever, Chuck Taylors, Holiday parties, Lisbon High School, Party planning
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When You’re Tall
Saturday night is my 30th high school reunion. For no particular reason or maybe because I’m the tallest person on the reunion committee, I will be giving a few prepared remarks after the buffet and before we start dancing to … Continue reading
Posted in Home
Tagged Class Reunions, Lisbon Greyhounds, Lisbon High School, Moxie Car Show, Wendell Berry, Yay!
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Where Everyone Knows My Name
I went home last weekend. I needed to do some work in my garden and I needed to make sure Uncle Bob was “ok.” On Saturday morning, I loaded up the Jeep in my usual way and left The Coop … Continue reading
Posted in Home
Tagged Bruce Springsteen, Frank Anicetti, Jim Baumer, Lisbon, Lisbon Community Federal Credit Union, Lisbon High School, The Junior League of Boston, The New England Moxie Congress
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Dairy Maid Saturday Night
It took all week to recover from the Moxie Hangover, but everyone at home is back on the beam again. My brother and his bride, Miss Mary, are off to Bar Harbor to celebrate their 30th anniversary, Uncle Bob’s string … Continue reading
Posted in Today We Rest
Tagged Dairy Maid, Jim Baumer, Lisbon Falls, Lisbon High School, Moxie hangover, Route 196, soft serve ice cream
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Dear Aunt Tomato – Cold Weather Crops
The information I provide to you is editorial and helpful in nature and cannot be construed as perfect truth. Some of the information I am providing is based on anecdotal evidence and personal experience. The benefit claimed has not been … Continue reading
Posted in Dear Aunt Tomato
Tagged Buck Owens, Calendula, cold weather crops, Hampton Victory Garden, home, Lisbon High School, seeds, spinach, Uncle Bob
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Julie-Ann Baumer 