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Minnesota #AuthorsGuild LEWIS SINCLAIR AND THE GENTLEMEN COWBOYS from CamCat Books Emmy-nominated/grant-awarded Educated in 12-student school Rode bus thru France w/retired showgirl Extra in movie Fargo Slept through London hurricane www.dmsfick.com
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I wrote and animated a mashup of 70s film, Greek & Roman mythology and 60s TV hillbillies. It's not for everybody. It could use some more work.
It succeeds at what I was trying to do.

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*joy*
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Fall raspberries are here...happy sigh!

#Harvest #Fall #Raspberries #Home #CountryLiving #Autumn #BerryPicking #Thankful
A hand holds a glass bowl partway filled with fall raspberries over a raspberry bush.
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Those who've moved a loved one into memory care or assisted living - what's one thing you wish you would've included on your packing list?

Moving my MIL this weekend with less than a week of prep and feeling like something is missing from my list.
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Sea Pup! I may never recover.
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Happy birthday Lincoln! The 👑 of Sea Pups is turning 8
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$4.99 is a pretty sweet price for an Ebook, but if that's still not within your budget, Lewis Sinclair and the Gentlemen Cowboys is available in many fine libraries throughout the land.
Go to www.overdrive.com and copy and paste:
Lewis Sinclair and the Gentlemen Cowboys
into the search window. FUN!
Photo of the book rollicking country music festival mystery Lewis Sinclair and the Gentlemen Cowboys. It has two crossed guitars with sprung strings on it. A cartoony bullet passes through the logo.
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I am continually rewarded by the Big Wonderful Wyoming cams.
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My husband and I have been very vocal about his struggles living with Alzheimer's & my struggles as caregiver. Although this interview is mainly about my latest novel, I also discuss Lew's writing career before ALZ stole his talent & offer some advice for caregivers facing this daunting journey 💜
Waiting for Woodstock | BookTrib.
As her husband battles Alzheimer’s, author Marcy McCreary faces down questions of mystery and memory in her fiction — and in real life. In her latest novel, The Summer of Love and Death, Marcy McCrear...
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I have his autograph.
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Harold P. LeVander, 32nd Governor of Minnesota (1967-1971), portrait by Barbara Brewer Peet in the Minnesota State Capitol.
“HAROLD P. LEVANDER
32nd GOVERNOR 1967-1971
IN 1966, a little-known Republican Party activist named Harold LeVander organized his first campaign for elected office, aiming immediately for the governor's chair. His victory over Karl Rolvaag, a DFLer whose campaign had suffered from party infighting in the primary season, made him the thirty-second governor of Minnesota.
Karl Harold Phillip LeVander was born in Nebraska, went to high school in Watertown, Minnesota, and graduated with honors from Gustavus Adolphus College in 1932. He went on to get his law degree from the University of Minnesota and began a thirty-year career at the South St. Paul law firm, Stassen & Ryan. LeVander served as an assistant county attorney for Dakota County (1935-1939) and also taught speech and coached debate at Macalester College until 1940. He was president of South St. Paul's Chamber of Commerce from 1952 to 1954 and president of the South St. Paul United Federal Savings and Loan Association from 1953 until his inauguration.
LeVander rode into office with the highest vote total ever received by a Republican up to that point. Early in his term, the state legislature levied Minnesota's first sales tax, overriding two gubernatorial vetoes.
This led many Minnesotans to refer unfairly to the tax assessed on many purchases as "LeVander pennies." As governor, he created the Metropolitan Council, the Pollution Control Agency, and the country's first Human Rights Department. Also under his leadership, Minnesota became the first state to ratify the twenty-sixth amendment, which extended the right to vote to U.S. citizens eighteen and older.
Less than a month before the primary election of 1970, LeVander surprised everyone by announcing that he would not seek re-election.
Instead, he chose to return to his law firm, now called LeVander, Gillen & Miller. He later became director of The St. Paul Companies (1973-1981), the Billy Graham Evangelical Association (1974-1981), and the St. Paul Chamber o…
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Personally, I'm keeping my conkers boxed.
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Tip of the Hat for getting the capitalization right on the band name. I wouldn't have guessed it.
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Hmm. He talks about the film he thinks is his best in an Eric Lax book. Been quite a while since I read it so I may have it confused with another movie.
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TENS is good to have on hand. A worthy unit for a ridiculously low price. Alpha-Stim is better tech for pain relief that goes beyond needing massage.