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Blessings January, 11 2026

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The trees know, and the little stream where the trout find no boundaries. The cardinals, the bluejays and the chickadees know as well. You don’t have to ask them, they give freely their gratitude in song.

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City Slicker’s Guide to the Amish Country https://www.amazon.com/dp/1940736188

The Tricksters

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I have noticed recently, that there are a lot of demons about.  They seem to congregate, quite unnoticed I’ll have you, in the waiting rooms of doctor’s offices and especially at airports.  They walk about unencumbered, unnoticed by security because they are Continue reading →

Monarch Rest Stop

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Tawas Point Lighthouse 

On September first we laid over with the Monarch butterflies on the shores of Lake Huron for a book signing event next to the Tawas Point Lighthouse.  When we arrived the weather was warm with a hazy sun and light winds. Continue reading →

From Hale to Paradise

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This year the Michigan Lighthouse Festival was held in Paradise, Michigan, and living not to distant from Hale, Michigan, this trip was dubbed the Hale to Paradise trip.  Paradise is about fifteen miles short of the shores of Lake Superior, where we were scheduled to have a vendor space at the Community Center for the Festival.

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Upcoming Event

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Like a Big Ship I have been from one side of the country to the other this summer.  I have spent little time looking at a computer screen, instead I have been restarting old ventures and getting our books into brick and mortars.  It is hard work and requires a lot of travel.   Continue reading →