Introduction Today we talk about Connections–those things or experiences that connect us with the divine. What follows is a piece I wrote way back–August 25th, 2009. This was the second post I added to my Laughing Matters blog–a blog …
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Am I being railroaded with spam? I’ve been trying to figure out how, when I get four or five views a day, I get twenty comments. It doesn’t make sense to me, nor does it help that the comments are …
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Introducing Lincoln County According to HistoryLink.com, the Washington Territorial Legislature created Lincoln County on November 1st, 1883. They used the western extent of Spokane County. They did not, however, confirm the new County’s borders until November 24th. Then on the …
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Located in the eastern part of the state of Washington, Adams County takes its name from President John Adams. Its rich history dates back to the late 1800s. Its fertile soil has made it a hub for wheat, lentils, and …
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My first five photography sales for 2013 Wednesday has become the day I crow a bit about my photography sales. When last we met, I showed my sales for 2012. In 2013, I sold twenty-five greeting cards between March 11th …
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As I have the past few weeks, today I am posting five photographs from the first week in January. These photos date from 2007 through 2019, covering most of the range to date of my photography. I hope you enjoy …
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Introduction to Yakima County On January 23rd, 1863, the Washington Territorial Legislature created Ferguson County. The new county, in the middle of the Territory, took its name from Skamania County legislator James Leo Ferguson. Being few in number, the area …
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Introduction to Butte County, Idaho The Idaho State Legislature created Butte County in 1917 with land taken from Bingham, Blaine and Jefferson Counties. In 1937, it gained more land from Custer County. The largest city and County Seat is Arco. …
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I’ll be taking the next week off.
For the past few weeks, I’ve taken Sunday to look at photos taken during current week, just not the current year. Last week, I shared five photos taken during the fourth week in December, the week that normally would include …
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