And now for something completely different. First a new greeting. While I hope my readers are indeed blessed and it is always my intention to be a blessing, I have come to feel we travel this path together and so a new greeting for the trails ahead. So fellow travelers, in times of better weather I […]
All posts in category Much ado about nothing
Harlequin Duck
Posted by Deborah H Rahalski on March 18, 2014
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Of Jamaican dogsled runs
So blessed readers, a little change of pace for this post, prompted by an Olympic moment and 12 days of Lake Effect snow. Out of sheer desperation, a few weeks ago I spent the better part of the day shoveling a path through our back yard, along our neighbor’s fence to get to the street […]
Posted by Deborah H Rahalski on March 8, 2014
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The Dead of Winter
So blessed readers (and I call you that with true intention as blessings you may need if you dare continue reading) This is Jack. Jack, as you may have noticed is no ordinary snowman. Jack is in fact a ZOMBIE snowman. I owe his presence in my life to the muse of a fellow Bedlam […]
Posted by Deborah H Rahalski on February 8, 2014
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The Rules
To fully appreciate the context of this post, you might want to reference fellow blogger Lisa Dingle’s recent entry at justponderin.com/2013/11/10/on-freakin-bisquick/ I do foster care for rescue dogs and our current house gust is a little fella that goes by “The Dude” (yes, as in the Coen Brothers “I’m the Dude. so thats what you […]
Posted by Deborah H Rahalski on November 11, 2013
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Messages from the IGA
Life has been pretty hectic since my pilgrimage to the Bedlam Farm Open House. A new school year began the day after I returned home and with it came seven new faces in the program where I am a special education assistant. That alone has kept the teaching team on our toes. I have also […]
Posted by Deborah H Rahalski on October 15, 2013
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Cloud Nine : on blissful ignorance
Recently I found myself wondering just how much do we really “need” to know? The system for naming clouds, based on their characteristics was created in the 1800’s by Luke Howard, an English chemist whose hobby was meteorology. The system is so logical and descriptive it is still in use today and remains relatively unchanged. […]
Posted by Deborah H Rahalski on August 21, 2013
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