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Imagine an eerie sound waking you from a sound sleep. That’s what happened a few nights ago. The time was around 1:30 AM and, as already mentioned, I was fast asleep, dreaming of my two favorite men, no doubt — … Continue reading →

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Freaky Spring

Posted on May 29, 2021 by tinthia

It’s been one heck of a freaky spring, here on the Concord River. Continue reading →

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A Room With A View

Posted on May 4, 2021 by tinthia

Or My Tangle With COVID-19 On the morning of Friday, April 23, it started with a feeling that someone, or something, had come into my bedroom during the night and beaten me with a rubber hose. I had achy-breaky-muscle-and-bone achiness. … Continue reading →

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A Journey of a Thousand Blog Posts

Posted on April 16, 2021 by tinthia

Life moves at a steady pace on the Concord River. Continue reading →

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Yesterday, I heard Spring singing.

Posted on February 25, 2021 by tinthia

May those who died from COVID RIP. Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: songbirds

One Season Following Another

Smiling, Breathing, and Going Slow

The Wonderful Month of May

Coming Around Again

A Joyous Ostara to One and All

Creature Comforts

Freaky Spring

A Room With A View

A Journey of a Thousand Blog Posts

Yesterday, I heard Spring singing.

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