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Divisiveness
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The democrats and republicans have nothing on the animals living on, and in, the Concord River in Massachusetts. Continue reading
Sometimes the tiniest things…
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…have the biggest impacts on our lives in ways we never see coming. My neighbor came by the other day with a box in hand. He wanted to know if I would try and help the baby duck he’d found. … Continue reading
Henry James said it best,
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“Summer afternoon, summer afternoon; to me those have always been the two most beautiful words in the English language.” Welcome Summer 2018. You’ve been missed. Spring was grand but nothing speaks of the joys of childhood better than you, my … Continue reading
Hours blend into days;
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With each passing day, time slips away like water through our fingers. Continue reading
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Oh goodness, they’re here already?
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It’s April, 2018, and the ruby-throated hummingbirds have migrated to New England. What will they find? Continue reading
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Five years down, twenty-five to go…
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Living on the Concord River has brought many wonders into my life. Continue reading
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Tagged billerica swans, cute video of ducks, cutting back hydrangeas, five year anniversary, gardening tips, gardening videos, how do I prune my hydrangeas, how to prune hydrangea bushes, Mallard ducks eating, mating pair of trumpet swans, mating pairs, nature blog, pruning hydrangeas, pruning in springtime, swans in billerica, swans on the Concord River, trumpet swans, video explaining how to prune hydrangeas, what are the types of hydrangeas, what is an old wood hydrangea, what to feed wild ducks, when should hydrangeas be pruned, where can I find swans, winter days
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Blue Moon
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Second blue moon of 2018 is a magical time of year. Continue reading
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Tagged a single woman's blog, blue moon blessings, blue moon march 31, blue moon of 2018, buying a house by the water, house on a river, jo stafford, living by the water, river living, second blue moon of 2018, singing blue moon, song blue moon, what is a blue moon, wiccan blue moon
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Finding a little balance.
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Spring arrives around 12:15 today, March 20, 2018, and let me tell it’s about damn time. If I have to shovel my way out of another snowstorm I’ll scream. Continue reading
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Tagged a single woman's guide, baby boomers, being a baby boomer and living alone, blog about living alone, boston weather, celebrate ostara, celebrating spring, first day of spring 2018, honey cake recipe, How much snow fell in Billerica?, life is good on a river, life on a river, life on the concord river, living on a river, March snowstorm 2018, ostara and the easter bunny, ostara honey cake recipe, reflections, snowstorm Javier, spring equinox 2018, the story of ostara, the story of the easter bunny, thoughts of a baby bloomer, ways to celebrate ostara, what are honey cakes, where do ducks go when it snows, wild ducks
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There’s a sucker born every minute!
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P.T. Barnum is credited with this great phrase and today I was granted a meeting with someone who thought I was that sucker. My story starts with solar panels. Or, more specifically, a solar panel salesman. Here’s what happened. I … Continue reading
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