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THE NEW FORTY Closer to God's heart...
If I was ever in a situation where I had to decide what to do with the last days, weeks or months of my life, I know exactly what I would do. I think there are lots of folks who have bucket lists with...
Posted on 5/26/12 at 6:36 PM
OH LOOK, A SHINY THING! Fever: Variations on a Theme
So, in all the Peggy Lee-related hubbub around her hometown of Jamestown, N.D., I learned that she actually wrote two verses of "Fever," which she never received any royalties from. I love that song,...
Posted on 5/26/12 at 11:00 AM
MS. SIMPLICITY Post Graduation Tips To My Son
The countdown is on for my oldest child to leave the nest. I am feeling the twinges of guilt suddenly worried that I didnt teach him everything he needs to know before he leaves home. I keep...
Posted on 5/23/12 at 3:31 PM
MIDDLE AGED PLAGUE I Am (amazon) Woman -- Hear Me Roar
It was -- literally -- a small thing that I wanted, but my entire family gaped at me in horror, as if I had brightly announced, "I think I'll sell my body on the streets to pick up a little pin money...
Posted on 5/23/12 at 1:32 PM
SWEET CONCLUSIONS Sweet Conclusions Video
For those of you that have been following us here on Sweet Conclusions. Area Voices, you know Gavin is a British author and Rosie is a photographer. Sweet Conclusions has been our dream for years. We ...
Posted on 5/22/12 at 4:42 PM
HealthBeat blog: Eating better, for less money
Does it really cost more to buy healthful foods? Maybe not. According to a new study by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, most fruits, vegetables, grains and other foods we think of as healthful are actually cheaper per portion than foods with higher amounts of sugar, salt and fat. The report contradicts a rather long-standing belief among many folks that it’s more expensive to eat well. So who’s right?
By Anne Polta , May 25, 2012
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Family Energy FaceOff blog: Unplugged in the great outdoors
I took the family camping last week to Frontenac State Park on the bluffs above the Mississippi River near Red Wing. Before having children, my wife and I used to go backpack camping and would bring along as little as possible. Now it seems like we bring everything but the kitchen sink.
By Jeff Vetsch , May 24, 2012
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Inside Scoop blog: Taking advantage of every opportunity
About a month ago, I thought I had my summer planned. I had just moved into a new apartment with new roommates. I had quit my job nannying. And I was planning on spending my summer selling beautiful designer shoes at DSW and writing a few freelance articles for The Fargo Forum. But, about two weeks before finals, I got a text message from the editor of my school paper asking if I was interested in doing a summer internship at the daily newspaper in Willmar. “Of course,” I thought.
By Jasmine Maki , May 23, 2012
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Family and Living blog: Stay safe in the water with these tips
Spending time with family and friends at a river, lake or marina is a favorite summer activity for many, whether it be on a boat, participating in water sports or taking a walk along the dock. It is important to keep safety precautions in mind while enjoying water activities and the warm weather, especially for children. Follow these simple tips to stay safe on the waters.
By Safe Kids Grand Forks , May 22, 2012
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Astro Bob blog: Did you see the solar eclipse? 
It cleared just in time here in northern Minnesota for a great eclipse experience. The big bite of sunshine missing, sunspots covered by the inexorable movement of the moon and the beauty of seeing much of it happen near sunset – what a joy. And how about the 3-D appearance of the moon against the sun?
By Bob King , May 21, 2012
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Kidd — Jackson
Janine Kidd and Scott Jackson, both of Dillon, Colo., are engaged to be married June 9 at the Heartwood Conference Center and Retreat in Trego, Wis.
May 19, 2012
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Benson — Maertens
Melissa Benson of Olivia and Vincent Maertens of Wabasso are engaged to be married June 9 at St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Bird Island.
May 19, 2012
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Kosmalski — Taatjes
Lora Kosmalski and Chad Taatjes are engaged to be married July 6 at Raymond Christian Reformed Church in Raymond.
May 19, 2012
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Slagter — Gish
Allison Slagter and Taylor Gish are engaged to be married on June 9 at Glacial Ridge Winery in Spicer.
May 19, 2012
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Winter — Erickson
Annie Winter and Logan Erickson are engaged to be married July 14 at First Christian Reformed Church in Prinsburg.
May 19, 2012
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Sweet Conclusions blog: Down by the water
Down by the lake the wide expanse of water echoes the wonderment of God’s heavenly creation. You take a moment to reflect on your life, sit down on the soft, spring grass and gaze out across its magical surface. As you rest, you noticed something in the distance, something white, gliding across the water. What you are looking at is a bird that exemplifies the sacrificial love of a parent for its offspring.
By Sweet Conclusions , May 18, 2012
Prairie Kitchen blog: Recipe for lazy day crabmeat crepes
Crabmeat is one of my favorite things to eat anytime of the year. It’s versatile, low calorie and delicious. I even use canned crabmeat in a pinch. Crepes are an easy weekend breakfast that can be whipped up with things you mostly have on hand.
By Arlene Coco , May 17, 2012
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Blogging on Areavoices
Litchfield resident Rose Hartwig and her long-distance best friend, British author Gavin Hill, enjoy blogging for the West Central Tribune’s Areavoices platform because it gives them the opportunity to promote their company, they say.
By Ashley White , May 16, 2012
MS. Simplicity blog: How to organize children's school papers
The school bell will soon ring for the last time until this fall. Parents everywhere are dreading the day that their child will clean out their desk and bring home the contents. Parents are often overwhelmed and just not sure what they should keep, so they hit their default button and keep everything. Follow these simple tips and you soon will have a manageable system that will make sense to you and, better yet, help you keep your sanity.
By Melissa Schmalenberger , May 16, 2012
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HealthBeat blog: Why I won't watch 'Weight of the Nation'
“Weight of the Nation,” the HBO documentary about obesity in the United States, made its television debut last night. If the trailers and pre-show publicity were any indication, the documentary stands a good chance of further fueling the stigma, stereotypes and alarmism about being fat, and ultimately doing little to solve the crisis it purports to address (although I hope I’m wrong about this).
By Anne Polta , May 15, 2012
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