911 Sixty Minutes’ story about 911 took me back to that tragic day. Sixty Minutes reported that remains are still being identified in 2025. With new technology, more remains will continue to be identified. Once DNA is confirmed, family members are being notified. Unfortunately, many people’s remains are still unidentified. I was director of aContinue reading “Search for Common Ground”
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WIND: A Personal Perspective
I’ve been thinking about wind lately. I grew up on a farm near a village of four-hundred people. My parents lived north of this village until I was ten. Their next rented farm was south of that same berg. These places were the kind of farms that don’t exist anymore. My folks rented their smallContinue reading “WIND: A Personal Perspective”
Quilt World
“To be of the Landscape is not to possess it, but to be part of it, an extension, an offspring …” William Kloefkorn
DRY SPELL
Today it’s 95 degrees, too hot to even weed.
Language
I approach this blog entry about language usage with trepidation because grammar is not my strong suite. I’m fortunate to be surrounded by English majors; all the members of my writing group are English majors except me. My son, daughter, niece, sister-in-law, brother-in-law, and ex-husband also hold various degrees in English. Many of them areContinue reading “Language”
LLZ Ranch 