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When I was three, Dad and Mom decided to move from Canyon City, CO. Mother wanted to move to Arkansas where she had lived as a child. So...

The house we had built on Urban Court in Arvada in 1964 was the first one built on that street. It was also the farthest west of any...

In 1954, Lloyd and I decided we would like to own our home so we would not have to pay rent. Since Lloyd was a master carpenter, he...

February is a gentleman caller Dressed in fine wool, silk shirt, and top hat. Bringing roses and dark chocolate to all...

When we moved into our newly built house in 1962, we wanted something to hang above our fireplace. We visited a gallery in Denver to look...

Sometime in the mid 1960’s my next door neighbor, Betsy Loague, gave me this hand-stitched tree skirt depicting all the 12 days of...

Another of my favorite books is Out Where the Crawdads Sing for several reasons: A truly original plot. Well delineated and believable...

November glides in Annilating the ghosts and black cats Of Halloween Relieving October’s fevered brow With...

This is one of my favorite books for several reasons: Foremost, the choice of characters, contrasting the disability of a blind girl with...

Hey Mom, As I have NO idea how to write a poem for your birthday, here is one that is AI generated. Love Ya! Happy Birthday! Happy...

In the French countryside We visit a 15th century church The church is locked, but on one side We notice a small room The...

October, queen of the Autumn ball, Strolls into the hall. She wears robes of every hue Scarlet maple, yellow aspen, and purple...

When I first started to teach at Drake Junior High in 1961, the only books available for my 7th grade classes was a set of grammar books,...

September elicits memories of teaching. When I started as a teacher in Jeffco, it was January, 1961 and I took over a class of 7th...

So frequently when I am reading a book, the characters meet for a cup of tea if in England, or coffe in USA, or bourbon in a bar in the...