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Author Archives: anniedm778
Water Garden Memories
What is it about a water garden that draws us to it? The dewy dripping of a fountain or the texture of the plantings? Perhaps it’s when we see fish in it and we hover over the water to watch … Continue reading
Gardening Genes Part I
When I was born, I went to live with my grandparents Jasper & Bertha Ward on their farm/tree nursery with my other siblings, after they had raised 12 children of their own. This was not their first farm, they originally … Continue reading
Think of Indiana and what do you think of? Flat green farmland extending for miles across the state and gentle rolling hills in the south? Think again, Indiana has some surprising landscapes and areas to share that the outsider might … Continue reading
How Not to Bake a Baguette!
Do you assemble things, recipes, bookcases, etc. without reading the instructions? Yes, that’s me, sometimes. I’m not known to be an impulsive person, but I do know how to cook and I consider myself a good cook. But, when learning … Continue reading
Weekly Photo Challenge – “Inside” The Rouge Box
I decided that my contribution to the Weekly Photo Challenge would be “Inside The Rouge Box”. When I was a little girl, having been raised by my grandparents, I would sometimes tip-toe into their bedroom on a quiet afternoon and … Continue reading
Long Island Where?
Continuing with my thoughts on Tennessee, in 1986, after my son was born, I visited with my Great Aunt Molly. She was Jasper’s sister. She, like my grandfather, was a keeper of family memories and stories. She told me several … Continue reading
Posted in Tennessee Travel
Tagged Daniel Boone, Kingsport, Long Island of Holston River, Longhunter, Tennessee
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Where it all starts . . .
My Grandfather Jasper was a man full of character gleaned from devoting a long life to farming with his wife, family & his God. On a misty early morning sometime around 1915, his parents put this energetic red-headed teenager on … Continue reading
Posted in Family History, Tennessee Travel
Tagged Canada, Cooking, Family History, Foreign Languages, France, Galway, History, Normandy, Scotland, Smokey Mountains, Tennessee, Travel
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