Teresa Mahieu

Teresa Mahieu

I've now hit 50 and am married with two grown daughters and 1 granddaughter. We live with 3 cats. I enjoy most forms of art, crafting, photography and poetry. I am a Cub Scout Leader and a Boy Scout volunteer.
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  • Smiles
    A poem for Ginger...
  • A Haunted House Halloween
    B.O.S.S. (Better Opportuniteis for Senior Soldiers) put on a great show at the Fort Riley Custer Hill Haunted House of Nightmares. There were plenty of screams and laughs to be had at this fun event.
  • 9/11 Remembered in Junction City, Kansas
    The 10th Anniversary of the devastating events of 9/11/2001 brought many people together worldwide to pray, remember and contemplate on how the world has changed since that fateful day.
  • The Bobcat
    Did you know the bobcat got its name from its bobbed tail? These gorgeous cats are roughly twice the size of domestic house cats and are sometimes referred to as "wildcats". This bobcat was photographed at the Sunset Zoo in Manhattan, Kansas.
  • Foghat
    View my photos of the performance by" Foghat" on July 4th at the 2011 Sundown Salute in Junction City, Kansas.
  • Another 2011 Sundown Salute Tribute Band
    This tribute band had the look, the sound and the songs of the world famous "Beatles". View photos of "Liverpool, A Tribute to the Beatles" while performing at the 2011 Junction City Sundown Salute 4th of July Celebration.
  • Change of Heart Tribute Band
    The Change of Heart Tribute Band from Kansas City, Missouri features real life sisters singing many of the hit "Heart" songs from the 70's and 80's.
  • 2010 Sundown Salute Tribute Band
    Last years Sundown Salute was awesome. Here are highlights of last years visit by the Farrell Webber Band performing as 7 Bridges Road, a Tribute to the Eagles.
  • 2011 Sundown Salute - Last Child, a Tribute to Aerosmith
    Farrell Webber and The Farrell Webber band is one of the best Tribute Bands around. View some of this years performance, a Tribute to Aerosmith, and then view last years Eagles Tribute.
  • 2011 Sundown Salute - Tribute Bands
    Highlights from some of the best tribute bands performing on stage at the Junction City 2011 Sundown Salute 4th of July Celebration. Seephotos of the ZZ Top and Journey Tribute Bands here.
  • The Sunset Over Junction City, Kansas
    These are digital photos of the sunset on 6-7-2011. A beautiful fireball red marble in the sky.
  • What's for Lunch? Peanut Butter and Jelly Again!
    Try these tasty variations of the traditional peanut butter and jelly sandwich for lunch. Ask your children how many different variations they can come up with. Then ask how many they are willing to try!
  • Wild and Friendly Creatures
    Yard rabbits usually scurry away as squirrles do too. And A bird seldom sits for a picture or two. Not this time!
  • Nesting Party 2 -Updated
    View a progression of photos taken of these darling baby birds. Mamma bird was very tolerant this year. This nest is on our side porch near a rose trellis. The gray is our grill cover that we've been unable to move.
  • Nesting
    This amazing birds nest is wedged between a rose bush trellis and a table on my side porch. Aren't the robin eggs pretty?
  • Lifes Question
    When life knocks you down take a deep breath and stand back up again.
  • Beauty Seen in a Sudden Snow Storm
    The day was March 13th, 2011. The weather forecast was for rain and thunder storms. What a surprise we had when Mother Nature showered us with snow from an orange sky and a few flashes of lightning too.
  • I See Things in My Food
    I couldn't believe my eyes when I pulled this Shake-N-Baked pork chop out of the oven.
  • How to Create a Prayer Book from Scraps
    These are images of a prayer book I made using a scrap of light weight canvas faric, scraps of lace, paint, ribbon, buttons, watercolor paper and a few embellishments.
  • Happy Valentine's Day
    A short poem about Valentine's Day.
  • How to Use Ground Beef, Chicken or Turkey Recipes to Stretch Your Food Budget
    Today's economy has many shoppers looking for ways to minimize their food bills. Buying ground beef when it's on sale is a great food budget extender. Consider how many ways the hamburger can be served.
  • The Gray Day
    The lose of a relative can be felt just as deeply many years later. Especially when a snippet of paper is found in an old purse with a thoughts scribbled upon it.
  • 12 Things You Should Never Say to You Boss
    A somewhat funny list of comments that never should be said to your employer. Unless of course you want a bad performance review.
  • Mom's Beef Salami
    Turn lean ground beef into a tastey salami with this easy recipe.
  • Words in My Journal
    The joy of a journal is expressed in this short acrostic.
  • Thanksgiving Poetry
    A poem about Thanksgiving written in the acrostic style.
  • Three Little Words - a Poem
    Sometimes you can say more with just a few words than you can with a whole paragraph.
  • A Page from My Journal
    This is an entry from my personal journal written on 9-11-2001. A frightening day for all Americans including those far from the destruction.
  • A Labor of Love
    Two sets of hands are better than one when completing housework.
  • Collage Art
    These little 5X5's were created for a blog swap. They were made with paper, old greeting cards, paint, and modpodge. They are backed with tissue covered cardboard.
  • Home - a Short Story About Adoption
    I accepted a challenge to write a story to go with an illustration. The illustration was "Little Drops of Water" by Jessie Wilcox Smith from "A Child's Book of Old Verses" circa 1910. This is the resulting short story.
  • Writer's Block
    This may be Poetry or a Rhyme or NOT!!
  • Sundown Salute Performers - Hells Bells
    AC/DC Tribute Band performing at the 2010 Junction City Sundown Salute 4th of July Celebration.
  • Paradise City at the Sundown Salute
    On July 2nd, 2010 we were treated to a wonderful show by "Paradise City". It was great fun and the band did a wonderful job performing the songs and antics of the true band members.
  • Melon Carver
    These melons were carved by a master carver. He carves pumpkins too but watermelons are much easier to come by during the Independence Day Celebrations (4th of July).
  • 2010 Sundown Salute Parade
    This years Sundown Salute Parade included fewer parade floats and many walkers. The new rule of "No throwing candy from the floats" was NOT a popular rule.
  • Chuck Wagon Skills Day Part 2
    Konza District Cub Scout Pack 64 attented Chuck Wagon Skills Day on 5-22-2010. Enjoy Part 2 of the scouts, their siblings, leaders and parents learning and having fun in the great outdoors.
  • Chuck Wagon Skills Day
    Konza District Cub Scout Pack 64 attented Chuck Wagon Skills Day on 5-22-2010. Enjoy the slideshow of the scouts, their siblings, leaders and parents learning and having fun in the great outdoors.
  • More Texture By Nature and Design
    Put your camera to good use by capturing texture made by nature and by man. Use the resulting photos to jump start creative ideas for art, graphic designs, digital collage, poetry, interior or exterior decorating or anything else you may think of.
  • Slow Down and Breathe
    An asthma attack can also be inspirational. A poem about slowing down and breathing deeply...
  • 3 Sisters
    A poem for my sisters daughters...
  • Texture By Nature and Design
    Put your camera to good use by capturing texture made by nature and by man. Use the resulting photos to jump start creative ideas for art, graphic designs, digital collage, poetry, etc.
  • Dill Pickle
    A silly childrens poem for National Poetry Month.
  • Visions of Spring
    The flowers are blooming and the bare bones of the trees are blossoming.
  • HaPpY 50th BiRtHdAy
    1,576,800,000 Seconds or 26,280,000 Minutes or 438,000 Hours or 18,250 Days or 2,600 Weeks or 600 Months or Five Decades or Half a Century. Anyway I look at it 50 years seems old, I mean odd!
  • Bobbie's Progress After Brain Tumor
    Feb.17th, 2009 was the date of my daughters brain tumor removal. Here it is one year later and I will share here the fears we had and the progress she has made.
  • My Baked Ziti Casserole
    This yummy baked casserole has many variations depending on the type of meat or sauce you use.
  • Leftovers
    Yummy...
  • Caught with My Pants Down
    A big booming sound can scare the crap out of anyone.
  • Words
    Open your eyes and your heart to the inspiration found all around you.
  • 2009 Christmas Blizzard in Kansas
    This was the First Christmas snow I've seen in many, many years here. It started on Christmas eve with blowing winds and drifting snow. By Christmas Morning everything was covered in a pristine blanket of white.
  • Junction City's 2009 Christmas Parade
    Every year Junction City has a Christmas Parade on the evening after Thanksgiving. View some of the wonderful floats submitted this year here.
  • Happy Birthday to Bobbie..
    Today is my daughters birthday. She turned 34 today, 9 months and five days after a brain tumor removal.
  • Summer's Death
    If you suffer from moodiness or depression this time of year and into the winter months...you will understand.
  • Autumn Harvest
    On a beautiful autumn day I found these images reminding me of it's fall harvest time.
  • Black Cat Halloween Costume How To
    Here I will list for you the items needed and instructions to turn your child into a fancy black cat for Halloween.
  • Christmas Card Quotes
    The sparkle and beauty of Christmas cards may not be the only aspect of a favorite Christmas Card. The Christmas Card Quote inside may be just the thing to warm a friend or relatives heart this holiday season.
  • 10 Not-So-Brilliant Ways to Use Canned Beets
    When a dislike of canned beets causes you to gag while browsing through a magazine what do you do? Why write an article about it of course!
  • Looking for Fall Foliage
    Fall Foliage is scarce this year here in Kansas. Mother nature isn't painting the leaves as early as some years past. But if you look around you just may find the signs that Autumn is upon us.
  • That "Special Me"
    A perfect poem for an invite to a tea party.
  • Pizza Meatballs
    Try this yummy recipe out on pizza night. It's cheaper than take-out and the kids will love helping shape the meatballs. (Remind them to wash their hands thoroughly first.)
  • Negative Attitudes Suck!
    A Positive Attitude Begins with You...
  • Why Make Zucchini Bread when You Could Make Zucchini Brownies Instead?
    Everyone makes Zucchini Bread, why not try these delicious Zucchini recipes instead. Your family won't give you any trouble eating their veggies when they are added to these recipes.
  • The Best Wedding Advice I Ever Received
    Sometimes the best wedding advice you can be given leads to a wonderful compromise.
  • A Review of the "Sing a Song About Me" Personalized CD's
    Sing a Song About Me dot com is a wonderful website to buy a sure to be treasured musical gift for the child or children in your life.
  • My Automobile Accident
    A lunchtime auto accident is an inconvenience to say the least. When it is due to another running a redlight it is an unnessecary inconvenience. My memories of the accident and thoughts on this fast paced world we live in.....
  • The Amazing Rock Show
    These are photos of one of the best shows I've seen in a long time. The sights and sounds of the Bruce Springsteen experience followed by an Aerosmith rockin' hard party were recreated. Fantabulous!
  • Youth Gone Wild
    The Band "Youth Gone Wild" is an amazing trio of teens ages 15 and 16. With an overcast sky these pictures are not the best, however, the band was awesome and the pics well worth sharing. Be on the look-out for "Youth Gone Wild".
  • Visit the Biggest Free 4th of July Celebration
    Once again Junction City, Kansas serves up a unique and varied Independence Day celebration. From Arts & Crafts to carnival rides, from a main street parade to daily concerts, this event offers something for the young and young at heart alike.
  • Free Band Concerts in Junction City, Kansas
    Bands, bands and more bands are features at the annual 4th of July celebration in Junction City, Kansas. View photos of some of the past bands featured here.
  • Junction City's Sundown Salute Parade from Years Past
    These are pictures from the 2008 Sundown Salute Parade. Advertised as the biggest Free 4th of July Celebration in the State of Kansas. The Sundown Salute was 5 days of food, fun, vendors and bands, bands and more bands.
  • My Memory
    A poem about forgetting things.
  • Run for the Wall 2009 - Jackets, Jackets and More Jackets
    View some of the many colorful jackets and vests worn by the Run for the Wall veteran riders, Support Crews and local veterans attending the activites in Junction City, Kansas.
  • Run for the Wall Part 4
    More photos of the Run for the Wall visit to Junction City, Kansas on May 17th, 2009.
  • Run for the Wall Part 3
    After visiting the Kansas Vietnam Memorial on Washington St. near downtown Junction City the riders headed to the Marriott Convention Center for their evening meal.
  • Run for the Wall Part 2
    More pictures of the 2009 Run for the Wall pit stop in Junction City, Kansas.
  • Run for the Wall
    These pictures were taken May 17th, 2009 in Junction City, Kansas when the Run For the Wall stopped off for a ceremony at this cities Vietnam Memorial located in Heritage Park.
  • Recycled Denim Bag
    Use denim pockets cut from old blue jeans to create a cute and stylish bag for a child or teenager.
  • Two Cut Up Poems - AC's National Poetry Month Challenge
    A cutup poem is a random arranging of words used from an existing poem to create another poem. The words used can be randomly cut from magazines or newspaper also.
  • Fun and Educational Outdoor Activities Near Junction City, Kansas
    Visit Milford Nature Center and Fish Hatchery in Junction City, Kansas for a fun and educational day of indoor and outdoor activities with your family or group.
  • Feline Jealousy
    AC's National Poetry Month challenge - write a haiku about a pet or pets.
  • Earth Day Everyday
    A poem in response to Associated Contents National Poetry Month Challenge - write a short poem aboput Earth Day.
  • A Nature Haiku
    Associated Content's National Poetry Month challenge for April 21st, 2009 is to write a haiku about your favorite part of nature.
  • Positive Affirmations
    In celebration of National Poetry Month Associated Content has offered the following source assignment for April 20th 2009 - write a list poem.
  • Unusual Yard Art
    This fun and unusual yard art was found while walking along a country road near Abilene, Kansas
  • A Poetry Challenge Quatrain - Dress Up
    AC's National Poetry Month Challenge for April 19th, 2009 is to write a quatrain about any article of clothing.
  • Addition Poem - Love's Creation
    I had no idea what an "addition poem" was and found very little help on the internet. This is what I came up with...
  • My Little Helper
    Today's poetry challenge is to write a poem about a normally mundane object.
  • AC's National Poetry Month Challenge - Cinquain
    A cinquain ("cin-kain") is a five line form of poetry that usually follows a syllable count of 2-4-6-8-2, however there are three other widely used patterns to the cinquain that may be followed.
  • Acrostic Poetry Challenge - Earth
    Another National Poetry Month Challenge Assignment - Write an acrostic poem. Have you been following along?
  • National Poetry Month Challenge
    Associated Content continues to celebrate National Poetry Month with poetry writing challenges for AC Content Sources. Todays challenge is to write a rhyming poem about Spring.
  • Poetry Challenge: Free Verse
    Severe weather conditions are forefront in the news yet again as tornadoes strike many Southeastern States. This free verse poem was prompted by the recent twister activity.
  • Poetry Challenge - Haiku
    April is National Poetry Month. Follow along as AC challenges poets with poetry prompts through out the month.
  • Remember Those 80's Shows?
    April is National Poetry Month. Follow along and write your own poems to AC's poetry challenges during the month of April.
  • Chocolate
    April is National Poetry Month. Celebrate by reading poetry written by your favorite author, or better yet, try writing some poetry yourself.
  • Heart and Soul
    A poem for my husband.
  • Snow Falls in Junction City, Kansas
    Photographs depicting March's "spring" snow in Junction City, Kansas shows "old man winter" isn't ready to give up just yet.
  • Baby Shower Favors for a Girl: Create These Three Fun and Easy Baby Shower Favors
    Make your own baby shower favors to save money and have fun while being creative. Need some ideas? Instructions for 3 fun and easy ideas are right here...
  • Baby Shower Invitation Sayings: Words to Include on the Baby Shower Invitation
    Consider these cute sayings when creating your very own baby shower invitations. Here are ideas for the wording on the baby shower invite that will help guestes know the color scheme, theme and possible gender of the baby.
  • Free Printable Baby Shower Invitations
    Listed are 5 websites offering free printable baby shower invitations. Your baby shower invitation is your guests first impression of the celebration. Make it the best it can be.
  • Earth Day 2009 Events in Junction City, Kansas
    Those living in or near Junction City, Kansas may wish to participate in this City Wide Clean Up to celebrate Earth Day 2009.
  • Signs of Spring
    These sightings are a sure sign that spring is here.
  • Make Your Own Wicker Basket Handbag
    Use a simple wicker bread basket and a bit of fabric and ribbon to create your very own version of a popular 1950's fashion accessory. Used first as your child's Easter basket this fun handbag will soon become your child's favorite fashion accessory.
  • An Easter Poem
    Experience the jubilation of that first Easter......
  • Bobbie is Doing Well at Home
    When my children are hurting it's hard to think about anything or anyone else. When they are healing from a near tragic experience I want to spread the joy I feel to everyone.
  • Answered Prayers
    Bobbie is Home. Yes, you read right. She had brain surgery on Feb. 17th and went home on Feb. 25th.
  • Bobbie is Out of ICU
    We took my granddaughter to visit her mommy for the first time yesterday since the surgery. The visit went well and wore mommy out.
  • Update on Bobbie - Post Surgery
    Recovery time in the hopsital after brain surgery can be a scary situation. Family wants to stay and help yet duty calls to work and school. The patient is still somewhat confused and a bit demanding. Read on.....
  • Surgery is Done - the Tumor is Out
    This is an after surgery update on my daughter, Bobbie. The brain tumor has been removed and she is doing well.
  • When an Adult Child Becomes like a Child Again
    The simple act of grocery shopping can be both intimidating and fun to someone under the influence of a brain tumor. Assisting this person with the shopping can be time consuming and exhaustive.
  • A Poem for Bobbie
    Sometimes we say more with a glance than with the spoken word. Sometimes we ache so for a loved one and the emotion is felt without words. How do I protect my daughter from an unseen force, a tumor in her brain.
  • Update on My Daughter's Brain Tumor
    An evaluation by a neurosurgeon can be a stressful situation, however, it can also be the one appointment that validates what is happening and why.
  • Update on Prayer Request
    A heartfelt thank you to all of you leaving comments and praying for Bobbie.
  • Prayers Needed
    Sometimes a fall in the bathroom can turn out to be a blessing in disguise.
  • Love Is.....
    This is love poem that many will understand completely.
  • A Week of January Journal pages by Color
    Participating in Misty's January Journal Challenge has not only been fun but also educational. Here are my submissions for the week themed color.
  • Parenting Tips for Planning for Summer Camp
    It's January and baby it's cold outside. Even so, it's still not too early to begin planning for your child's summer camp experience. Here I will give you some guidelines to get started.
  • Send a Valentine - Just Because
    I sent these words in a homemade card to my mother.
  • A Ladybug Valentine
    A poem for my little ladybug.
  • Misty Mawn's January Journal Challenge
    Join Misty for a month journaling. Her inspirational prompts will get your creative juices flowing.
  • Marley & Me Movie Review
    A review of the movie Marley & Me starring Owen Wilson and Jennifer Aniston. This review reveals ending of the movie, consider yourself warned.
  • Making ATC's from Scraps
    Ever wonder what to do with all of that junk mail you get? Do you have nice sized pieces of scrapbook paper left over and hate to waste it? Here I'll show you how to put it to good use.
  • I Just Want to Be..
    For this New Year I just want to be me.
  • Fun Art Giveaways
    Jodi Ohl of Sweet Repeats is a wonderful mixed media artist. Follow her blog and join in on one of her monthly giveaways during 2009.
  • Silent Night, Snowy Night
    My little outside critters are loving the snow too!
  • I Won and My Art Has Arrived
    I entered a giveaway at sweetrepeats.com and won. Jodi gave away a $40.00 shopping spree in her etsy site to celebrate her 40th birthday. She had the birthday and I got the gift.
  • Random Act of Kindness
    I was proud to be able to turn in one of my Bear Cub Scouts for our cities "Random Act of Kindness Award."
  • Last Minute White Elephant Gift Ideas for Holiday Parties
    Here I will describe several white elephant gift ideas you may already have on hand.
  • Creating Poetry
    Sometimes it takes more than mere words to get the poetic verses to emerge.
  • Worst Christmas Gift Ideas for a Single Parent
    Let's face it; there are plenty of single parents out there. Listed here are gifts that will not be the best choices for a single parent or the child. Don't be the giver of the worst Christmas gifts for a single parent.
  • So Much To Do - So Little Time
    All this holiday shopping makes my brain hurt.
  • Christmas Eve Dinner Ideas
    Start a family tradition by serving a Spaghetti Dinner on Chistmas Eve at your parents or in-laws home. I'll include an easy recipe for that simmered all day taste for your spaghetti sauce.
  • How to Make Your Own Christmas Gift Tags
    Use these simple techniques to create your own Christmas Gift Tags and eliminate the extra cost.
  • Fun Ideas to Decorate a Memorable Christmas Tree
    Use these unique and not so unique ideas to decorate your Christmas tree this year. From a patriotic theme to a cookie cutter theme you may find a decorating idea you hadn't thought of here.
  • Easy Appetizers for a Christmas Party
    Bigger companies and social groups will have full meals at a Christmas Party, often catered or pot luck style. But what can be done in a smaller or busier office when a sit down meal is not feasible? Have an appetizer only party.
  • Cheap Gift Ideas for Christmas 2008
    Here you will find listed 5 cheap gift ideas for Christmas 2008. Inexpensive Christmas gifts need not be cheap looking only easy on the pocketbook. From hand made to store bought these ideas will help you stick to your holiday shopping budget.
  • Christmas Games for Families
    With children growing, marrying and having children of their own your family may more than triple in size. The holidays can be hard when budgets won't allow us to buy Christmas gifts for all that we want to. A christmas gift exchange game can help.
  • Enjoy a Live Poetry Reading
    The Storytellers, Poets and Bards of the World join Diane Tegarden, poetess and author, as she hosts half-hour poetry readings on Internet Voices Radio with her gregarious guests!
  • And Then You Called Me Friend
    Sometimes friendships can be very confusing, and sometimes seemingly one sided. What kind of friend have you been today?
  • Halloween 2008
    Many in our family go all out for Halloween. Some dress up more than others, but all have fun in the process. Trick or Treat!!
  • How to Make a Floor Rug Using Upholstery Samples for Beginners
    Here I will give you complete instructions for using discarded upholstery samples and medium wight canvas material to make a lovely floor cloth/rug for the bedroom.
  • Use Your Own Photographs to Create Postcards
    Create personal and practical postcards for everyday or the holiday season by searching your own digital photography database.
  • A Halloween Poem
    A poem about diversity on Halloween.
  • How to Turn that Blurry Photo into a Work of Art
    Don't delete that out of focus or blurry image. Use Microsoft Picture It to turn it into artwork for your room.
  • When a New Kitten Joins the Family
    We adopted a kitten and our existing feline friends have not taken too kindly to the intruder in the house.
  • Postcrossings Update
    This is an update to my original postcrossings article.
  • Review: Sun-Bird Asian Stir Fry Seasoning and Eckrich Cheese Flavored Smoked Sausage
    Use pre-packaged Stir-Fry Seasoning Mix, Eckrich Skinless Cheese flavored Smoked Sausage and your choice of vegetables to create a tasty main dish in minutes.
  • Twinkle Twinkle - the Altered Rhyme
    This is an altered version of the nursery rhyme Twinkle Twinkle Little Star.
  • How to Make a Pumpkin Turkey
    Here I will detail for you a fun craft the whole family can get involved with. Turn a plain small pumpkin into a fun "turkey" to decorate your home for the Fall Season.
  • Post Crossings
    Postcrossings is a great site to join if you enjoy receiveing "snailmail" and would be willing to send postcards to others also.
  • How to Build a Custom Desk for Your Child's Bedroom
    Here I will show you how to build a custom desk 42" wide by 24" deep, for your child's bedroom using 4x4's, 1x3 lumber, plywood and paint.
  • Top Ten Unique Headboard Ideas
    Have you found yourself in need of a headboard for your bed? Are you redecorating a room and wish to find a unique headboard to tie it all together? Here you will find 10 unique and not so unique headboard ideas.
  • How to Build a Picket Fence Headboard
    A picket fence gate headboard is a great addition to any country themed or nature themed bedroom. This headboard looks great in a teen's room, a little girl's room or the master bedroom.
  • Awaken
    When you find yourself fresh out of ideas for content or in a creative slump revisit those old journals and notebooks and reread some of your past writings.
  • Amaryllis, Belladonna Lily or...
    I found the "naked ladies" blooming out my backdoor and wanted to capture their beauty before they are gone. The Amaryllis, or "naked ladies" as we call them, only bloom in mid to late August.
  • National Night Out and Pied Piper - the Rest of the Story
    Celebrate the 25th Anniversary of the National Night Out Against Crime at Heritage Park in Junction City, Kansas. The next evening learn the rest of the story of the Pied Piper.
  • The Fisherman's Catch
    Ever wondered why fish swim around and around and around and around? Do they have somewhere to go or are they looking for someone?
  • Furnish a New Apartment: Apartment Shower
    We've all heard of wedding showers and baby showers but have you ever attended an apartment shower?
  • Back to School
    I took my granddaughter clothes shopping for school. As her mom lost her job and dad is losing 8 hours a week it didn't look as if they were going to be able to do much for her for starting school this year. So....
  • Ogre Art: Use Old License Plates / Car Tags to Create Wall Art
    Here I will discuss how to turn an old license plate, sometimes called car tag, into wall art using mixed-media techniques. Altering everyday items can be a fun way to be creative and create something unusual at the same time.
  • My Grandmothers Hands
    I've been missing my grandmothers lately and this little poem came to mind. But first a brief explanation of each woman....
  • Top 5 Free Children's Attractions in Chicago
    There are many free activities to do and see in the Chicago area for children and there families. Utilizing the main stream and not so main stream activities will keep your little ones entertained and learning while keeping your pocket book from shrinking.
  • Help for Topeka 4-year Old Could Come with Four Paws
    A benefit concert, dance and auction will be held at 6:30 pm Saturday, July 19 at the Ramada Inn and Convention Center, Downtown Topeka, Kansas.
  • Today is My Mothers Birthday
    This is a birthday wish for my mother.
  • The Sights of Spring
    A short story written after seeing what the author viewed as a rather strange sight. Is it the pink sundresses? The pretty beribboned pig tails? The black shorts with fishnet stockings? What did the author see that prompted this story? Read and find out...
  • Cow Went to the City
    A poem written after hearing of a cow escaping the Sales Barn and wandering into the city.
  • A Rose by Any Other Name.
    A poem debating the essence of the rose. This article includes an example of what beauty can come from a too dark and out of focus digital photograph when manipulated with digital software.
  • Beauty of a Woman
    A poem about the beauty in women being inside, not out!
  • Certified Copy of Deeds of Real Estate: Why Pay Someone to Receive Something that You Could Acquire Yourself?
    Some have referred to this solicitation as a scam, others may genuinely need it. You should decide for yourself.
  • Junction City, Kansas 4th of July Celebration Correction
    Update to previously published Article on Junction City's Sundown Salute Celebration.
  • Mycokerewards.Com Is Down!!
    It seems odd that on double points day the mycokerewards.com site is down. Or is it to be expected with all the extra traffic that would log on?
  • Chapman, Kansas and Manhattan, Kansas Tornado
    When a tornado hits so close to home and close to family the restless nights and sense of dread and fear can be overwhelming.
  • Games to Play at a 4th of July Barbecue
    Here you will find suggestions for games to play at a fourth of July gathering.
  • Changes
    A poem written by my daughter for a school assignment, with mom's help.
  • Fourth of July Celebration in Junction City
    Sundown Salute in Junction City, Kansas is advertised as the Largest Free Independence Day Celebration in the State of Kansas.
  • How to Take Great Family Photos
    The professionals have told you how to take great photographs. Here are suggestions from an everyday individual who loves her camera.
  • A Birthday Party during Water Safari Days at Sunset Zoo!
    These photos were taken during my granddaughters 8th birthday party held at Sunset Zoo in Manhattan, Kansas.
  • 2 Quick and Easy Fourth of July Recipes
    Here are 2 quick and easy recipes suitable for your 4th of July meal or any summer time gathering.
  • Are You Looking for 4th of July Desserts and Treats?
    My favorite summer time dessert is red, white and blue cake. What better time to make it than on the Fourth of July!
  • Household-Upkeep Tips: From Ironing to Dust Prevention to Stopping Leaks
    These general household hints may make your home run smoother and your chore time easier. Many of these hints may be considered outdated but are still useful today.
  • Bulgogi
    This recipe was given to me by a Korean Ministers wife. It was a gift when her family moved away. You may substitute maple syrup for the molasses if you need to, there will be a slight taste difference but it is still good.
  • An Aunt Again!
    A poem about becoming an aunt.
  • His Presence
    This poems reveals the feelings of a confused soul when someone comes along and helps to make sense of it all.
  • Happy Mother's Day
    Mother's Day Blessings
  • Mother's Day Gifts to Help Mom Grow and Show a Garden
    These are Mother's Day gift ideas for mom's who garden!
  • My 5 Favorite Art Blogs
    Here you will find 5 of my most favorite art blogs on the web. All are posted by female entrepreneur's who really love what they do. They never fail to make me giggle, laugh out loud or smile. They are amazing and talented women.
  • Best Foods for a Mother's Day Picnic
    Enjoying a bright spring day at mom's favorite Park, Lake Spot or in her own back yard would be an enjoyable day for the whole family. Here are two picnic food ideas to consider.
  • A Limerick
    Another content producer, Steven West, inspired me to try writing a Limerick.
  • Lost in the Mail?
    Correspondence by snail mail can be tricky, and take longer than expected. Especially when the postage is incorrect.
  • Pepper Steak
    My favorite pepper steak recipe is served over rice.
  • Rainfall
    A poem about renewed birth!
  • Quick Scalloped Potatoes
    This is a quick and easy cheesy scalloped potato dish.
  • Brocolli Cheese Soup
    A simple and easy recipe to make. Broccoli Cheese Soup is a good way to get your children to eat their vegetables. Enjoy alone for a lunch or with a hot ham sandwich for dinner.
  • No Smokes
    A poem!
  • Cranky
    All out of smokes!
  • Beautiful People
    A poem written seemingly by a young "old soul".
  • Pondering Life's Path
    The pondering of a religious poem or verse with my thoughts given to each stanza. Questions and answers are given in review of the "good old days" of my earlier life's experiences.
  • Dreams
    A poem
  • Thanksgiving
    A poem written about a Thanksgiving Day Birthday.
  • Cub Fun Day Activities - Games Suitable for Youth Ages 4 to 400
    These fun activities could be easily adapted for other groups. Can you think of any?
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