We went down to Columbia over the holidays. They grow the good stuff in that area and they have piles and piles of it waiting shipment. 
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
Somewhere in North Dakota
mostly true . partly true . totally true . too true for comfort . as they happen . sometimes later . in no particular order . celebrations . commisserations . contemplations . mostly about the natural world and getting along in it
A September day in 2058
Somewhere in North Dakota
Blog Archive
-
▼
2009
(265)
-
▼
January
(38)
- Winter Mailboxes
- Obama and Religion
- I Apologize
- One Year Of Blogging!
- Karma
- If You Can't Say Anything Nice
- Having Things In Common
- Spying on IKEA Customers With a Cell Phone Camera
- Frank and Joe Introduce Me To Joe
- President Barack Obama
- Obama Day
- MLK, Jr. Day
- Faith
- "Keep the X in Xmas"
- "Happy Holidays"
- Thirty and Three
- Winter Blues
- House Railing at Stairs and Loft
- The Living Room
- Behind the House in Winter
- Taking Out The Dock
- The Gas Fireplace
- Dining Room
- Kitchen In Use
- Shower Tile
- The Front Door at the Lake House
- House From The Street In Winter
- Good News, Bad News
- Winter White
- A Tower of Animals
- Where They Grow The Good Stuff
- The Very Holiday Front Door
- Winter Interests
- The Winter Angst of the Seasonal Worker
- Love/Hate Horses
- Imperfection
- Going Home
- Black Cat on White Snow
-
▼
January
(38)
Labels
- achievements (53)
- ADD/ADHD (9)
- animals (25)
- architecture (7)
- Arizona (3)
- art (21)
- art questions (1)
- beads (1)
- blogging on blogging (13)
- boats (9)
- books (2)
- Boy Scouts (31)
- brain (16)
- challenges (2)
- change (2)
- cliches (12)
- crimes (9)
- crows (12)
- D.C. (12)
- depression (1)
- devastation (4)
- done at last (2)
- driving (30)
- Election 2008 (14)
- environmental issues (30)
- extreme cuteness (2)
- F-I-C-T-I-O-N (7)
- family (139)
- farm (1)
- fears (44)
- fiction (20)
- fire (4)
- flowers (53)
- flying (1)
- food (27)
- friends (39)
- grief (32)
- heroes (38)
- history (23)
- holidays (28)
- hope (39)
- house (80)
- Illinois (41)
- insects (13)
- inspiration (8)
- instinct (4)
- Irish blessing (1)
- Isle Royale (21)
- journaling (3)
- joy (57)
- Kentucky (9)
- kids (1)
- labels (13)
- lake (13)
- light (64)
- Milwaukee (18)
- Mineral Point (18)
- Minnesota (13)
- misery (5)
- moods (13)
- music (11)
- nature (188)
- North Dakota (64)
- observation skills (17)
- oddities (13)
- paddling (17)
- people (152)
- philosophy (65)
- photography (21)
- politics (2)
- poppies (1)
- prairie (28)
- President Obama (4)
- projects (1)
- questions (4)
- reading (1)
- red (1)
- religion (8)
- remembering (55)
- resolutions (1)
- SADD (1)
- seasons (90)
- secret (3)
- sex (5)
- sick humor (1)
- society (1)
- South Dakota (26)
- storm (1)
- Swan Timber Frame (1)
- sweat (3)
- things (33)
- time (6)
- trains (2)
- trees (3)
- Valentine's Day (2)
- vices and virtues (5)
- volunteering (11)
- war (8)
- weather (29)
- whining (46)
- Wisconsin (80)
- wish it were fiction but it's not (7)
- womansong (17)
- words (25)
- work (5)
About Me
- goprairie
- Landscape designer specializing in creating living spaces for people using plants of native ecosystems, prairie restoration volunteer, parent of 2 Boy Scouts, owner of small nature-themed art gallery, nature photographer, multiple media artist, lecturer on nature topics and design topics, Jeep driver
1 comment:
Columbia, next 10 exits.
Peggy said she went to Aber with her mom to shop and barely got thru.
Post a Comment