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Tag Archives: Animal House
Sorry, Charlie. I didn’t mean it!
Goodness! I haven’t told you any personal stories in a whole week. Now that we have impersonal cloud photos, perhaps it’s time to personalize the blog. Let’s see. What can I tell you? Today is Day 17 of the Gratitude … Continue reading
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Dogs on the roof–surely it’s “Animal House”
Let’s say you’re minding your own business, driving “up the road” (as they call it around here) to Houghton on icy snow-covered roads. You’re talking about inconsequential matters to your husband. You’re not really paying too much attention as you … Continue reading
