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Cristina Lynn: New CD lyrics featured in popular Harlequin series
If you’re familiar with north Alabama singer Cristina Lynn, you know not to expect mainstream country. Her music is as traditional as Patsy Cline with a friendly, folksy flare and uniquely rich tone. As soon as “Sinners AND Saints” starts … Continue reading
Posted in Southern living, Uncategorized
Tagged Cristina Lynn, Harlequin, Kimberly Langford, Romance, Sinners and Saints, Today
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Eggs: The science of the perfect scramble
As a finalist for the Eggland’s Best Chief Egg Officer contest, I think it’s important that I not only answer the age-old question of “water or milk” when it comes to scrambled eggs, but also delve deeper into this popular method … Continue reading
Eggland’s Best: Karen Petersen for CEO
Charlie Lanktree is the long-time CEO of Eggland’s Best eggs. He’s done a phenomenal job. According to an article in Forbes magazine, Eggland’s Best has flourished under Lanktree’s leadership. At present, the company has franchised farms in 30 states and the … Continue reading
Spectacular Sisterhood
My sister and I used to fight like crazy. Heidi, the oldest, had the quiet, clever one-liners that led me to tears before I erupted in rage. Sure we had periods of deep devotion, but they only lasted until the next time … Continue reading
Liberty’s Legacy: growing super citizens
A World War II veteran, 88-year-old Delbert Belton, was beaten to death in Spokane, Washington this week. Two teens are accused of committing the brutal crime. If that isn’t a call to illuminate and educate our children about the true … Continue reading
Posted in Patriotism
Tagged Delbert Belton, Liberty's Legacy, Veteran beaten, World War II
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Another first day of school
With children, you have many firsts: first words, first high-fives, first steps, first ER visits, you get the idea. But you get to repeat one “first” every year. And for children and parents across North Alabama, today was yet another … Continue reading
Mormor and the grown-up tricycle
My mom is my inspiration. In faith, family and fitness. And in perseverance. At 79, Mormor (the Norwegian equivalent of grandmother, or mother’s mother) is still healthy in mind and spirit. Unfortunately, neuropathy has robbed her of her ability to exercise as … Continue reading
Purpose Driven Life
It’s a familiar story for many of us putting in our time on this glorious earth. I was struggling for a while earlier this year about my purpose in life: What am I supposed to do? A friend recommended I … Continue reading
Posted in Faith
Tagged Christianity, God, Poetry, Purpose Driven Life, Service, Temptation
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Making Minnesota Memories
Minnesota’s 2012/2013 winter was one of the worst ever, spilling into spring with a bizarre blizzard in May. While Huntsville, Alabama experienced colder than average temps as well, we knew it could be worse. And it was way worse in … Continue reading
Posted in Family
Tagged Como Zoo, Minneapolis, Minnesota, St. Paul, Summer, Summer Vacation
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