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The Intricacies of the Project
By Grandpa Jack* Have you seriously thought of doing something that seems like just too big a project to take on? Maybe there was something that you did many years ago that left you feeling quite satisfied with yourself —…
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By Sheila Edee* Before your bridge, sewing, book, bunco or canasta groups get wind of this, donate some of your hollow ware to the church. There are so many pastors’ aid receptions these days. I was quite touched and taken…
Read MoreA Hitch in Its Git-Along
By Sheila Edee* Always, we are on the lookout for new ways to make life easier . . . and more diverting. My leap into the next decade includes an iRobot Room-ba, the self-propelled carpet and floor vacuum. Mine is…
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By Grandpa Jack* It is the time of year we share moments of the past year with well wishes for the future. Often the annual letters are sprinkled with baby births and oldster’s deaths; changes in jobs, health conditions and…
Read MoreThe Rock Professor
A neighbor is making a dry stream bed for better drainage in his yard. He said the project reminds him of the first landscaping project he ever attempted. He had gone to the lumberyard to buy rocks. Once he saw…
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