I bought a new pair of gardening gloves awhile ago. I couldn’t find my old ones and since I’d inherited some more hostas, I was compelled to plant them. I really should have “people” to do that sort of thing for me, because I harbor a “hate gardening” gene in my DNA. As it was, […]
Continue readingInk Spots by Molly MacDonald Of small town life . . . and love I married a city boy who became the poster child for small town life. Bing grew up in suburban Chicago, worked for two years in Kansas City, then jumped at the chance to practice law in my hometown. He never looked […]
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