Our so-far sunny winter also meant spectacular sunsets. More about this sunny winter in post below. BK photos.
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Standing Together in Minnesota - I have many fond memories of my visits to Minnesota and its Twin Cities. Once I was there for a week or so during the winter. From observation and my...
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R.I.P. Ada Louise - I never met Ada Louise Huxtable, though for a brief period we were both writing for the New York Times. She even quoted me in one of her books, and I certa...
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