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Episode 218: Family & Friends →

When you read this column, spring is on the calendar! Oh, the wonderland of spring. The birds begin to sing their springtime songs. Winter is past and sweet spring has come at last. The trees that once were lifeless will begin to turn green. Many schools throughout the country have had their spring break already and the next holiday to look forward to is Easter holiday. It is a time for special times with family and friends. Among the many Irish sayings, Irish Gerard Butler wrote some beautiful thoughts on family and friends which I would like to share with you.

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tags: friends, spring, grandpas, easter holiday, Werner, spring break, family, mothers, count blessings, dearest, wonderland, springtime, dads, home, Irish, thoughts, mingle, grandmas, holiday, James Thompson
categories: quote, holiday, easter, family, friends, memories, reflection, intention, home
Tuesday 03.19.24
Posted by Trina Harger
 

Episode 160: A Thankful Tribute →

Families throughout our country will celebrate Thanksgiving Day. That first holiday was celebrated by the pilgrims in 1621. Chief Massasoit and his braves joined with the colonists to feast after the first successful harvest. Together they thanked God for His goodness. I was very touched and thankful when I read about the efforts of one woman, Sarah Josephea Hale, to help make it a national, legal holiday. It is true that President George Washington as the leader of the nation, issued a proclamation in 1789 that November 26th be recognized as a day of thanks.

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tags: thanksgiving, november, holiday, thankful, national, sarah josephea hale, proclamation, editorials, issued, heart, harvest, John Baptiste, pilgrims, campaign, new frontiers, Marion, harvest festival, woman
categories: family, education, history, holiday, home, quote
Tuesday 11.22.22
Posted by Trina Harger
 

Episode 159: The Letter You Did Not Write →

The holidays are approaching so fast. Already, I am receiving those holiday letters as I have a few friends who write their holiday letter about family in October. It seems that many people in this high-tech age no longer write those personal letters.

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tags: letter, write, heart, dearest friend, thoughts, postage stamp, friends, Marion, warmest, comforters, longest, talkers, holiday, flew, age, sweetest, nightfall, tucked, reminding, prairie
categories: intention, reflection, friends, poetry, family, reading
Tuesday 11.15.22
Posted by Trina Harger
 

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