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Is it July already? We had better Zip!

Posted on July 8, 2011 by dfolstad58

I rub my eyes, and wonder where did June go? It has been a cooler, wetter spring than usual in the Okanagan and the daylight hours are now reducing. I try not to focus on what that means, and of … Continue reading →

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Sunshine and Cherries

Posted on July 5, 2011 by dfolstad58

It’s July in the Okanagan and you and the weather is hot and dry. Of course, this is what we look forward to during those dreary days in December when the sun sets at 4:30. Lost and in the past … Continue reading →

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Just like Cheers, but no Norm :)

Posted on July 1, 2011 by dfolstad58

Remember the show called Cheers? The show took place in Boston in a pub. Norm was the funny guy always at the end of the bar. The theme song said you were welcome and you felt at home. I have … Continue reading →

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Nothing beats the personal touch!

Posted on June 28, 2011 by dfolstad58

I broke down and have a cell phone again. Aaargh! Now I have to admit that cell phones have a purpose, when you are lost, when others are worried about you etc. But nothing beats the personal touch! I will … Continue reading →

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A Year ago

Posted on June 22, 2011 by dfolstad58

Do you remember a year ago? What were you worried about then? Did you have a goal for the summer? What was your vision, and your plan to succeed? I know a year ago I was concerned about taking … Continue reading →

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A priceless moment

Posted on June 20, 2011 by dfolstad58

The cowboy boots are a gift from Guido. Guido was my grandfather on my Mom’s side. He was born in 1901 and was a gentlemen in every respect. He loved his gardening, his family, his accordion playing, his church and … Continue reading →