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Monthly Archives: November 2011
Are We There Yet?
This is the very best part of any road trip. You’re just getting started, everybody is fresh and looking forward to adventure. We’re going to Mars Beach! We’re flying AND taking the car! How cool is that? Anything is possible, … Continue reading
Tagged Outer Space, Travel
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Ask Dr. Babooner
Dear Dr. Babooner, I have always followed one simple rule – I never EVER hand over more money than I absolutely MUST, whether I’m buying a plane ticket, the latest flat-screen TV or simply paying my property tax bill. That’s … Continue reading
Posted in Dr. Babooner
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Beer Bottle Lamp
It struck me as appropriate for Black Friday, an orgy of unfettered purchasing, that we get a guest blog about making the most of the raw materials that surround you. Today’s post is by Jim from Clark’s Grove. As an … Continue reading
Posted in Guest Blogs
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Over the River
Today’s guest post is by Clyde. When we were raising our children, we lived in Two Harbors and my parents lived above the east end of Duluth, only about two miles from Hawk Ridge. Among the four ways we could … Continue reading
A True Friend
Today’s guest post is by Edith. Some of my favorite books are the Frog and Toad books written and illustrated by Arnold Lobel: Frog and Toad are Friends, Frog and Toad Together, Frog and Toad All Year, and Days with … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
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Whitey
Today’s guest post comes from Beth-Ann. There is an albino squirrel in my neighborhood. My inner geneticist sent me to check him out to confirm his pink eyes and complete lack of pigment. Most white squirrels are not albino. They … Continue reading
Chester Gould’s Birthday
Today is the birthday of a guy with one weird imagination – the cartoonist Chester Gould, creator of the character Dick Tracy. Gould was born on this day in the year 1900. I remember reading this comic strip as a … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
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Say (I’m not) Cheese!
The moon has finally been given its closest close-up ever – a technicolor shot that shows all its ridges, pockmarks and wrinkles in startling detail. The magazine Wired says the map was created with a camera that you could hold … Continue reading
Tagged Outer Space
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