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Mary Poppins: Then and Again
The movie, Mary Poppins came into the lives of children in 1964. It was the first movie I took my son, Bo, to see when he was deemed old enough to sit through and enjoy the magic of the story. We … Continue reading
Let Me Tell You a Story about Senator Mitch McConnell – Part 2
Maybe it was because I knew some of the people and places Senator McConnell writes of in the early pages of his autobiography, The Long Game, or that to this day I am a political junkie, but I found the book … Continue reading
Let Me Tell You A Story About Senator Mitch McConnell – A Proponent of the Long Game – Part 1
Kentucky Senior Senator, John Sherman Cooper was a statesman, a quiet, unassuming southern gentleman, and a leader of his day in our American political system. He was a member of the United States Senate, a deliberating body in those days, respectful … Continue reading
Hallmark TV Movies – How Life is Supposed to Be!
Forget the violence, the long car chase scenes, the F-word, blowing up people and things -Turn immediately to either of the two Hallmark TV channels. (One is a mystery channel.) I say this knowing that the men that follow this … Continue reading
The Voters Need to Save Chicago – Another Tragic Weekend
“I cannot watch the city of Chicago be destroyed by petty politics and bad government.” Harold Washington Born in Chicago, I grew up in Evanston, IL. at a time when kids could ride their bikes all over town and no … Continue reading
Let It Snow – As Long As You Have A Good Book
Thankfully we are on the edge of terrible weather, able to stay inside warm and dry. There is a white world visible through the windows, branches dipped in ice, weighed down and oddly shape. The bones of the garden are … Continue reading
Giving Books For Christmas – Part One
This is a disclaimer before getting to the heart of the matter. I bought my first book of the Season on line from Amazon taking advantage of a discount and free shipping. Three days later the book arrived: The Triumph of … Continue reading
Blue Moon With a Dream of My Own
We stood on the front porch of ‘The Cottage for Two,’ and looked for the blue moon imagining others from around the world who wanted to see the scientific wonder of two full moons in one month. That was not … Continue reading
Celebrating The 4th of July Then – Now
As we celebrate the 4th of July this year, I close my eyes and think of the parades I watched over the years that took place along Central Street in Evanston, IL. where I grew up. There were years of … Continue reading
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Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries Again
I wrote about this wonderful series at the end of February. I’m into series two now. Still enjoying! Every episode ends with music that is worth the price of admission. Do take a moment and listen to these two songs … Continue reading
Sailing Home on a Sunbeam -Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries
The happiest discover of the New Year! Miss Fishers Mysteries are just the ticket on a cold, snowy day or evening. I am able to watch them on Netflix. You have to watch this if you love BEAUTIFUL period costumes, fabulous … Continue reading
