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Vanity Plates, Cheesy Women in a Des Moines Elevator and Other Tales From the Road
John Clark sharing our recent foray into the heartland of America. What seemed simple a month before turned into quite a frazzling experience when Beth and I sat down to plan our trip last month. The centerpiece was our nephew’s … Continue reading
Sgt. Pepper X 1.8
Thirty-six years ago today, Beth and I got married under a giant oak tree on Sennebec Hill Farm. We worried about the possibility of rain, but the skies cleared and we had a perfect September day. Ours was a … Continue reading
The Lisa and Sam Story: Nine years from concept to publication
Our younger daughter, Lisa, didn’t date much in high school. She had plenty of guy friends, but none of them ever generated serious sparks. Mom and Dad heard the same mantra over and over as her journey through Cony High … Continue reading
“Mother, please! I’d rather do it myself!”
The title of this blog is a line from a very old television commercial. I don’t remember what product it was for. It was that line that made it memorable for me, and probably for every other girl who had … Continue reading
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