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A TALE OF TWO CITIES
Yesterday was the beginning of a ten day celebration of Super Bowl LII (or 52 if you aren’t a throwback to ancient Rome.) Yet even today, in “civilized” society, we have taken to celebrating just about everything. Minneapolis is the site of … Continue reading
HE TOOK MY PLACE
ORIGINAL ART & POETRY BY PAUL & KATHY BOECHER© You walked the path of life for me – You suffered for my loss. You sacrificed Your own dear Son, upon an ugly cross. You did this for a worm like … Continue reading
WORKS OF ART
MY HUSBAND PAUL DOING A PLEIN AIR DEMONSTRATION IN THE PARK LAST SUMMER I’m blessed to be married to an artist. I knew it way back in a high school art class. All the students were going to try three … Continue reading
PLEIN AIR INSIDE
\ ORIGINAL ART & POETRY BY PAUL & KATHY BOECHER© Some days you have to paint inside, unless you’re made of steel, The weather doesn’t coincide, the wind chill makes you reel, Inside the studio you hide, until your fingers … Continue reading
JULIE’S FRIDAY YODA WISDOM
KNOW THIS I DO WITH ASSURANCE CONFIDENT.
WINTER/SEMI-SPRING FUNNIES
In keeping with an optimistic spirit, I am looking forward to spring, yet I realistically know we have at least two more months of winter up hear in the tundra.
OPPOSITE DAY
I love checking out the weird and wacky holidays listed on the internet. It seems I can always find a story in this useless information. I know, I have to find something else to occupy my time, right? Anyway, today … Continue reading
WHAT WE LEAVE BEHIND
“We make a living by what we get. We make a life by what we give.” Winston Churchill What is your legacy? Do you have a great fortune to leave your children? Will you be thought well of when you … Continue reading
WINTER FUNNIES
It’s tough living in the Midwest in the winter, but I sure wouldn’t to be close to all the back and forth in Washington, DC at this time of year either.
WHAT GOOD DOES IT DO TO WORRY?
My maternal grandmother was the strongest woman I’ve ever known. She had to bury five of her children, care for her husband who suffered two debilitating strokes and finally put him in the ground as well. She always maintained a positive attitude … Continue reading
AGING STUBBORNLY
Maggie Kuhn became a woman to be reckoned with when she was forced to leave her job at the age of 65. Because of that and the deplorable conditions of nursing homes at the time, she formed the Gray Panthers … Continue reading
LIFT ME UP!
ORIGINAL ART & POETRY BY PAUL & KATHY BOECHER© Life can be but a mere whisper or it can be a consuming fire. The way we approach it will define who we are and where we’re going. If we go … Continue reading
THE AGONY OF DEFEAT
There is no joy in Mudville … nor Minnesota … as our home team was brutally defeated by the Philadelphia Eagles last night. Hopes we so high for the Vikings and their fans. They had placed their faith in a group … Continue reading
A FORK IN THE ROAD
ART & POETRY BY PAUL & KATHY BOECHER© You walked the path of life for me – You suffered for my loss. You sacrificed Your own dear Son, upon an ugly cross. You did this for a worm like me, … Continue reading
THE GOOD, BAD & UGLY
History wasn’t my strong suit in high school. I was a pretty average student, but had a teacher that seemed to find it necessary to relive the Civil War on the top of his desk. He would lead the various … Continue reading
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