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I don’t claim to be all up to date on the latest country songs. In my humble-doesn’t-really-matter opinion, most current “country”, is just that. “Country”. But I had a flash back to this 2011 hit for Trace Adkins.   She … Continue reading →

I’m all for a good teaching/educational opportunity. Heck, we live on a place that’s full of teaching opportunities. From how harmful it is when you put gasoline in a diesel engine, how to fix that problem, how to corrugate a … Continue reading →

It’s been fire season out here in the West for a while now. The last few weeks we’ve all been breathing in smoke. We get updates and news through the weather service. But, we haven’t been the only state in … Continue reading →

We get to experience great, fascinating and sometimes weird things when living in another state. Y’all…it’s a thing. A big thing. Over 7,000 people were there to witness it, including us three Wooster girls. You can go to state and … Continue reading →

We went to the Wyoming State Fair recently. (and if you didn’t know, you can click on blue words and it will take you to the website that gives you more information, just hit the back button to bring you … Continue reading →

She practiced all winter in the community center. She raced her barrels while I called out her location, racing pattern, and times. We really didn’t know it was going to come in handy. She made it to state, ya’ll. J … Continue reading →

Thirty-eight dollars. That’s a lot of money for a little girl. Her next step is to sit down with her Papa and budget it out into tithing/giving, spending, and saving.

West of the Mississippi people don’t “cut” hay. They swath the hay. When you look up the word on online dictionaries, it is listed as a noun. Here, people use it as a verb. “I’m going to swath the big … Continue reading →

If you have been near any elementary schools in the past 10 years or so, you know the character of Froggy by Jonathan Landon. I have a few of the books in my personal library. The girls think he is … Continue reading →