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MS SIMPLICITY The Excuses That Professional Organizers Hear
When I tell people that I am a Professional Organizer, their response is usually the same, "boy do I need you in my house!" and they laugh. So it got me thinking about what some of the things are that...
Posted on 5/17/13 at 8:55 AM
STAFF BLOG HEALTH BEAT Moving in with the adult children
Are middle-aged adults ready to have their aging parents move in with them? Sort of, but if the results of a recent survey are any indication, many adult children anticipate there will be some diffic...
Posted on 5/6/13 at 2:49 PM
TIME AT THE TABLE A Real Treat
This past week was substantial for many reasons. I landed in NYC Tuesday to prepare for the very first annual Family Dinner Conference on the campus of NYU presented by Time at the Table. We w...
Posted on 4/21/13 at 1:56 PM
STAFF BLOG THE FARM BLEAT The calm after the ice storm
There were all sorts of blogs I wanted to write things I wanted to say, people I wanted to recognize and little did you see this tidbits I wanted to share in the days immediately following the ice st...
Posted on 4/16/13 at 5:07 PM
HOME IMPROVEMENT WITH ANDY LINDUS Keep Your Sanity this Winter…Add a Mudroom!
If you are unfamiliar with the term mudroom, it is a room in your home that acts as a portal between the outdoors and indoors. More commonly seen in country homes, theyre becoming more popular in ci...
Posted on 1/21/13 at 11:14 AM
Old Cowbelle: Graduation - Opening New Doors
High school graduation is the end of one thing and the beginning of many others. It’s actually leaving childhood behind and venturing out into the adult world. So many choices to make; so many decisions involved.
By Ina Murray, columnist , May 15, 2013
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Local man continues crib-recycling work
Longtime River Falls resident Dana Pruitt introduced a new non-profit concept last spring in which he collects used baby items to recycle, refurbish and/or rebuild then donate to places that need them, such as the local emergency shelter Our Neighbors’ Place and the local domestic abuse shelter Turningpoint.
By Debbie Griffin , May 10, 2013
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Old Cowbelle: Sense of humor, necessity
The weeks after Easter have been filled with bad things: the bombing in Boston, the explosion in Texas, the poisoned letters, the Korean threat, Uff-Da!
By Ina Murray, columnist , May 02, 2013
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Organ and tissue donor lives on in others
Area News-- Jim and Peggy Shoemaker of Hudson have lived the nightmare all parents fear -- the sudden and traumatic death of one of their children.
By Meg Heaton , April 25, 2013
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Old Cowbelle: Kids in Church
Last Sunday, I sat in my usual back pew. Also in the pew were two little ones, a little girl about two or three, and a little boy under a year old. Those two little munchkins were so good and so cute that it was hard for me to drag my attention away from them to listen to the sermon.
By Ina Murray, columnist , April 17, 2013
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Old Cowbelle: Waiting for Spring
I haven’t really minded the winter because I could be indoors most of the time, but I have to admit, it is getting a little old! So I dug out an old poem to try and imagine how it will be to see and smell the new season of spring.
April 10, 2013
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Retired Ellsworth area farm wife’s feet no longer fast, but hands are rarely idle
To cope in this stage of her life, Audrey Foley relies on a little help from her family and friends.
By Bill Kirk , April 04, 2013
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Old Cowbelle: After Easter Sunday
The days and weeks before Easter are so filled with significance that it almost feels like “let down” on Easter Monday, but Easter is not over just because Easter Sunday has come and gone.
By Ina Murray, columnist , April 04, 2013
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Old Cowbelle: Each Easter Sunday
I look into the past and see
our small ones,
crisp and shiny in home-sewn outfits
and polished shoes.
March 27, 2013
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Board games can entertain, chase away cabin fever
Cold winter nights and brisk icy days can drive families crazy with cabin fever or bring them together around mugs of hot cocoa, a bowl of healthful snacks and a table full of board games.
By Rebecca Rudolph , March 26, 2013
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OH, BABY! You’re in good hands
Why is play important for children’s development? What is the most important thing to remember when changing a baby’s diaper? What information should you know about a family before agreeing to watch a child?
By Sarah Gorvin , March 26, 2013
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Cow Belle: T.L.'s Favorite Animal
So many funny e-mails come along, it would be fun to share them all. This one came from Carol Southard in Oklahoma.
By Ina Murray, columnist , March 21, 2013
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Old Cowbelle: Cars
When I was in grade school (waaaaay back), the greatest rivalry among students was what kind of car their parents drove. Mostly Ford or Chevrolet. Very few people in the neighborhood had “big cars” like Oldsmobile, Buick, Chrysler…and no one owned a Cadillac.
By Ina Murray, columnist , March 13, 2013
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