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Tag Archives: North Dakota
Dippy for Dip
The senses of smell and taste can lead to powerful reminders of the past, taking us down memory lane, making us think of things we haven’t thought of in years and bringing us right back to a precise moment in … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged cats, Chips, Dip, food, memories, North Dakota, road trips, Senses, Taste, Time Travel
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I Rode My Bicycle Past Your Window Last Night
This song popped into my head as I was thinking about writing this post about biking, as it seemed to me that I remembered there being a bike reference in it. It’s funny how random songs will pop into your … Continue reading
Posted in Devils Lake, north dakota, Uncategorized
Tagged Bike, Biking, Cycling, devils lake, North Dakota, sacramento, Schwinn
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Signs of the Times
Posted in Coronavirus, Uncategorized
Tagged Coronavirus, COVID-19, North Dakota, sacramento, Signs, Zoom
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Hugs…
My Aunt Mona celebrated her 85th birthday last month. The family and her close friends had a celebration at a popular restaurant in downtown Sac on a Saturday evening. The restaurant was crowded with weekend evening diners, and our birthday … Continue reading
Posted in Coronavirus, Uncategorized
Tagged aunts, Coronavirus, COVID-19, hugs, North Dakota, sacramento
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A Shirt-tail Cousin
“I think he might be a shirt-tail cousin of mine,” my Dad said during a conversation about someone in town whose last name is Jaeger (as opposed to Jager). This discussion took place during my recent trip back to my … Continue reading
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Tagged Christmas, Cousins, devils lake, family, hockey, Holidays, North Dakota, Skating
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Fast Eddie – The Coolest Dad Ever
My good friends and those of you who follow me on Facebook know that my Dad’s nickname is Fast Eddie. Friends ask me from time to time how he got the nickname. The story goes (I think?) is that one … Continue reading
Posted in Dads, family, Uncategorized
Tagged cooking, Dads, Daughters, devils lake, family, Father's Day, food, North Dakota
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Slumber Parties and Side Effects
Somewhere around the age of 11 or 12 I went to my first slumber party in my hometown of Devils Lake, North Dakota. Prior to that I had had sleepovers at a friend’s house, just the two of us, but … Continue reading
Posted in Cancer, Uncategorized
Tagged Breast Cancer, Cancer, Cancer Treatment, Chemo, Medical, North Dakota, Radiation, Slumber Party
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Maawwwmmm!!!
I’ve been thinking about my Mom a lot since she passed away unexpectedly about three months ago. Sometimes the memories are prompted in a surprising way. Last week a co-worker came into my office late in the afternoon with an … Continue reading
Posted in family, Mothers, north dakota, Uncategorized
Tagged Brothers, devils lake, family, memories, moms, North Dakota, Parents, Siblings, sisters
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The Recipe Box
A friend of mine recently asked me for a recipe for a dish that I brought to her house for Thanksgiving some years back. The dish was Grandma B.’s Glorified Rice. If you’re not familiar with Glorified Rice, it’s a … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking, Thanksgiving
Tagged cooking, family, North Dakota, Recipe Box, recipes, Thanksgiving
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Remembering Mom
My Mom recently passed away unexpectedly at the age of 77. I didn’t see it coming, and it took me very much by surprise. Quite frankly I am still processing her death. It still doesn’t seem quite real. She still … Continue reading
Posted in family, Small town life, Uncategorized
Tagged cats, death, family, grief, moms, Mothers, North Dakota, Parents, small town life
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