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Category Archives: love
Come What May
Memories of our daughter’s poetry from elementary school. Emily Catherine later went on to become an English major, an RN and a NP with her own infant daughter. Enjoy her way with words and images portrayed. Happy month of May! … Continue reading
Posted in English major, guest poet, laughter, love, nature, NP, RN
Tagged flowered beds, leaves, misty air, puddles, sap
10 Comments
Seven Place Settings
My research for today’s blog evoked memories of where we met and married. We blinked. Fast forward to more memories in another state. Funny how life happens. Two beautiful children who later married. Our family grew to six place settings … Continue reading
Posted in Forty Years, laughter, love, seven place settings, wedded bliss
Tagged empty nest syndrome, family reunions, scrabble games
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From Parents to Grandparents
In the blink of an eye, we welcomed our grandchild and officially started a new journey as grandparents. Awesome! Honored to be in the delivery room! Isabella Rose entered our world and lives with a hearty newborn cry. In an … Continue reading
Posted in birth, grandparents, love, miracle, Parents
Tagged diapers, doting parents, holding the baby, nursing, swaddle
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Speaking of Blinking
To whom do you express thanks? Family and friends. Do you recall a special teacher you had in school? I am grateful for Mom and Dad and my grandparents. It turns out that our first teachers are our parents. Do … Continue reading
Posted in blinking, empty nesters, gratitude, love
Tagged birds, four seasons, gardens, snow
18 Comments
Oops! With Love and Humor!
The new quarter at the university meant new classrooms. As a German professor, I was accustomed to welcoming students speaking in German. With an armload of books and papers, I entered the room, put my belongings on the empty … Continue reading
Posted in humor, life's lessons, love, teaching a new quarter, teaching German
Tagged Colorado, cookbook, green beans, grilling, new quarter, squash, university teaching
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Gratitude for Little Things
With a joyful heart today, I rejoice in love, family, friends, music and the little things of life which hold great meaning: -family time at the spa in Skaneateles followed by a tasty luncheon -friends both old and new are … Continue reading
Posted in family, gratitude, love, music, shared humanity
Tagged conversation, faith, laughter, meals, singing
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11 Things To Achieve Greatness
Learn a foreign language early in life Live abroad (we chose Germany) or travel often Attend schools abroad (we chose Germany) Start music lessons as children Be a role model as a parent Learn compassion, understanding, respect Get a good … Continue reading
Posted in college education, education, Foreign Language Learning, hard work, leader, love, music lessons, role models, study abroad
Tagged being a leader, compassion, faith, family; foreign languages, German Schools, Germany, hard work, live abroad, love, parents as role models, respect, smile, sports, travel, truth, understanding
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