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By Missy Dunlap, on October 9th, 2022
Our house is solid wood floors and walls in the original house. Wood molding not a great choice for the sink area which is old and moldy. Purchased new molded laminate from Lowes and then needed someone to install a new sink, too.
Good friends, who already have too much on their plates, literally, […]
By Missy Dunlap, on September 8th, 2022
Had a ball with my siblings in Monument Colorado, home of my sister Janice and her husband, Warren Santino! It started off when Ted and I arrived at the BMW dealership in Lakewood at 2 pm to pick up the bike he’d purchased. It was 6 pm before we were able to […]
By Missy Dunlap, on August 24th, 2022
Video of these carts in motion.
So much fun with family! Visited mother, Esther Bishop, every day. She wanted PIE so I brought her chocolate cream one day, then bought apple and pumpkin to eat on Sunday with the Thanksgiving dinner Cory Mason was making but she wanted to “go” before we ate and […]
By Missy Dunlap, on December 11th, 2021
By Missy Dunlap, on October 17th, 2021
Ted’s son, Richard, & kids came for a visit!
Richard, Ted, Isaac, Kelsee, Marilyn, Mochi, Anthony & Scooter
They arrived in the afternoon and got a tour of our place and Rich noted that we had extra beds and inquired if some of the kids could sleep here. We enthusiastically accepted and […]
By Missy Dunlap, on June 4th, 2021
Canadian Viral Immunologist, Professors & Doctors Sound The Alarm on COVID-19 Vaccine SafetyBy Arjun WaliaCollective EvolutionJune 4, 2021SOURCE
Dr. Bryam Bridle is a viral immunologist and professor at the University of Guelph. Bridle has been known for developing immunization strategies to prevent infectious diseases and treat cancers. He is very much a “pro-vaccine” scientist […]
By Missy Dunlap, on December 1st, 2020 There is no excerpt because this is a protected post.
By Missy Dunlap, on June 8th, 2018 Lovely to have my African Violets blooming again.
By Missy Dunlap, on July 28th, 2017 The Friendly Gardener’s Club Toured our little piece of heaven this month. We had a lovely time. Alice was able to tell me that the “blueberries” ripe all along the road beyond us are Service berries, or better known as Choke Cherries. I like eating them as we walk next to the river. They are […]
By Ted Dunlap, on December 25th, 2015
This is the ceramic tree my dear foster mother Dorothy Jensen made for me one year. Also pictured is a trombone playing snowman my daughter, Sara Hansen McLinn, gave to my husband, the trombone player. And, Maxine, is one of my favorite characters and a good friend and coworker gave me this decoration one […]
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