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Planet Word

First stop on our spring tour of Washington DC was Planet Word, a private museum that opened in 2020 in a renovated …

My Garden Journey

Having our garden on a House and Garden Tour recently has prompted me to write about a journey that has improved our …

My Friend Carol

There she is, dressed in white, seated in the center of the stone wall–my friend Carol, star of our first grade play, “Over …

Memorable Horses

Three books I’ve read recently have taught me about loving relationships people can have with horses. It’s a kinship I’ve never had, …

Power of Photography

LIFE Magazine and the Power of Photography, an exhibit I saw last week at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, has …

New York City!

Three beautiful days with my daughter and granddaughter! Arriving Friday afternoon, October 7, I headed up Fifth Avenue to see an exhibit …

St. Louis Rocks!

What a thrill to spy the Gateway Arch as soon as we entered the city of St. Louis, Gateway to the West! …

Bartlesville OK

Woolaroc is a 3,700 acre wildlife preserve located in the Osage Hills of Northeastern Oklahoma about 12 miles southwest of Bartlesville. The …

Reunion in Borger

For our 60th Phillips High School Reunion my first-grade fiend, Marjo Hettick van Patten of Kettering Ohio, picked me up at my …

Reunion in Amarillo

Lonesome for people I had not seen for ten years, September was the time to return to my mother country. That’s the …

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