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A look at some of our pollinators around the yard, spring
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Corry Kendall
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From January 1, 2024, through June 30, 2024, we watched a total of 116 movies. Here is a breakdown of all movies by month each month’s theme we used to decided which movies to watch. Also, I
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We continued our movie themes with a blend of holiday horror and dystopian societies. This weekend, in addition to watching movies, we completed several puzzles. I forget how wonderful puzzles can
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Each month, our family chooses two themes that correlate with the time of year. This month, we chose “Holiday Horror” and “Be Careful what You Vote For…”. “Holiday
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We kept the Roulette Wheel spinning. Like last year, we did not make it through all the categories. Also, we made some modifications to some of the categories to broaden our choices. In addition, we
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In 2012, Joss Whedon and Drew Goddard partnered to release a homage to the horror genre, combining elements of several horror cliche’s, cult movies, and cosmic horror. Cabin in the Woods
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My Derby this year began on a cool November night in 2001. I was a Junior at Mangum High School. I loved football. I took an immense pride because I belonged to the rich tradition of the Mangum
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The boys will soon start school. Summer is practically over. This may very well go down as the worst summer of our children’s lives. This year has been marked with so much tragedy,
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The American Road Trip. The ethereal nature of the open road, zigzagging across landscapes, brings a sense of centering and calmness that is often lost in the drowning maelstrom of the day-to-day.