Silver Valley Stories

6/11/07

First Impressions of D.C.

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Here is one of our first glances of the Capitol Building at night. We will tour it on Wednesday. A view of the Washington Monument. Will ...
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6/8/07

My First Encounter With The Nation's Capital

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In less than six hours, I will be boarding a plane for Washington D.C., our nation's capital. I can hardly wait. But I will have my co...
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#80--My Tree--Fare Thee Well 'Til Friday

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Farewell? a long farewell to all my greatness. This is the state of man; today he puts forth The tender leaves of hopes, tomorrow blossoms, ...

Goodbye, Sunnyside Elementary

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It has been an emotional week for me. My baby, Kiki Aru, finished up elementary school and will be attending middle school next year. Toda...
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6/7/07

#79--My Tree--Blowin' in the Stormy Weather

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Dont know why theres no sun up in the sky Stormy weather Since my man and I ain't together, Keeps rainin all the time Life is bare, glo...
6/4/07

This is Where I Belong

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I love living in Kellogg, Idaho. This is where I belong. It is not the city. It is not the country. It is a rural area, population around 25...
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6/3/07

Pain in the Neck

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A few days ago I developed a real pain in the neck. Well, maybe it is really more a pain in the shoulder. And I don’t do well with pain. As ...
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#78--My Tree--Up Close and Personal

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Life is a tragedy when seen in close-up, but a comedy in long-shot. - Charlie Chaplin
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6/1/07

Remembering Dad

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I couldn’t have told you June 1st was the day Dad died. I knew it was in the first week of June. But I wasn’t sure of the exact date. We dis...
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The Festival of Trees 12--Meditations

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My post on Kellogg's Second Chance is featured this month as part of The Festival of Trees 12--Meditations. At the suggestion of Crafty...
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5/31/07

Clematis Bloom, New Meme and PKR Gets New Job

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1. I was blessed with two very mature clematis plants in my backyard when I moved to this house last spring. This flower is from the smalle...
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#77-My Tree--Sheltering Milo the Cat

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A home without a cat—and a wellfed, wellpetted and properly revered cat—may be a home, perhaps, but how can it prove title? - Mark Twain [S...
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5/29/07

Guest Trees from Martin Creek

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Today I am sharing some pictures of trees in my sister Inland Empire Girl's yard in Northeast Washington state. Here is a weeping willow...
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5/27/07

Smore Fest 2007

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Tonight we had a Smore Fest here at beautiful Martin Creek at Inland Empire Girl's lovely home. For those of you who have never experien...
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5/26/07

I Remember Grandma West

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I remember her sitting by the window in her rocking chair with the fan swaying to and fro I remember her quietly greeting our family as we a...
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Simple Gestures

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Driving my mom and brother to the cemetery to honor my father Putting flowers beside the graves of my father, and my husband’s grandparent...
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5/25/07

#76--My Tree--Blowin' in the Wind

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A breeze discovered my open book And began to flutter the leaves to look For a poem there used to be on Spring. - Robert Frost
5/24/07

#75--My Tree--A Diamond in the Rough

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God's Word is better than a diamond, better than a diamond set between emeralds. You'll like it better than strawberries in sprin...
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5/23/07

Finding Peace in my Backyard

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The Silver Valley has experienced some exceptionally beautiful mornings this week, and I have taken advantage of them by going outside and ...
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My Tree--#74--Framed by Another Tree

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Nature hath framed strange fellows in her time. - William Shakespeare
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