Right out my office window is a perfect example of why things happen for a reason, even a dead and drooping sunflower signaling the end of a great summer.
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- Feeling the chill, heating the pot
- The allure of the lunchbox and all its fillings
- A dark and crafty night
- Ahh, the smell of hot wax in the Autumn
- The Seasonal Changeover
- Welcoming Fall with open arms and applesauce
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- "You can't believe everything that kids say."
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- Karrie McAllister writes and mothers from Small Town, Ohio, where she is also in the running for having the most unrelated part time jobs. Her column, Dirt Don't Hurt, has appeared on numerous Web sites and newspapers since 2005, and this blog is how she keeps track of them all until she can publish another book. Contact her at KarrieMcAllister [at] aol.com
1 comments:
that is so cool. my sunflowers attracted all kinds of birds, at each stage, from sprout to slouch. i loved it.
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