by Susan Ternyey, July 2026 We’re all grateful for a summer break from the flurried pace of the school year. But must our minds in the meantime go to mush? Following are some easy options to encourage thinking, maybe even family discussions, for just a few minutes a day. Or, as an alternative to constantContinue reading “From Sea to Shining Sea: July/Aug 1-31”
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Thanks Giving: For the Heritage They Left Us
by ST, Nov 2024 My family heritage encompasses many who made the Pilgrim-age for religious freedom, from the 1620s on, including those who left the civilization of Europe & America to pioneer/settle the wilderness: some by choice, some by force. I relate to others in law who came later–such as the early 1900s–in search ofContinue reading “Thanks Giving: For the Heritage They Left Us”
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