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Monday, May 4, 2020

Remembering Diane

True friendship...

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Karen Smith Hupp: Printer’s ink entered my veins as a jr. high cub reporter and has continued to pulse through interviews from the well-knowns to the glad-to-have-knowns. I have reported the gamut of community news, and I have shot my share of grizzly crash scenes, freighters blown ashore in blinding Nor'easters, and players sensing victory in their inaugural lacrosse season. Within PR, I was set on fire by the best professor and mentor, OSU's late Walt “Wonderful” Seifert. Likewise I am anxious to ignite the next generation of PR professionals. In that vein, I author blogs, provide workshop presentations, and mentor students and young professionals. I am a believer of lifelong learning and each year brings new adventures ~ I’m working on my Aladdin list of enjoying the top coasters with my sons, the most decadent of desserts with my daughters and the journey of a lifetime with my husband.

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This*Day*In...

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Beauty that Moves One to Tears

Wisdom Wednesday: Hug loved ones; tell them you love them often… Photo by ksh, at Flight 93 National Memorial, 8/2/13

Foreshadow

A stroll through a cemetery offers unexpected encounters, such as this quote to consider how to approach life: "All we have is what we gave away. What we kept is lost."

Just imagine: Where the road ends

The moments of happiness we enjoy take us by surprise. It's not that we seize them, but that they seize us ~ Ashley Montagu

Katie is with us always

As a purple dusk settled over La Plata High School's homecoming evening and we left the throng of photos and dinner for the seniors, we caught the evening sky. Purple, in honor of Katie, her favorite color. She is loved, and missed.

Quilts Galore

Amish Annual Auction: A year of cutting, stitching and hoping culminates with high hopes and highest bids. Next one, third Saturday in November.

What's up, Doc?

Carrots, that's what ~ so many nutrients, and SO many choices of sweet ways to enjoy them. Take the Buy Local Challenge and scoop up your favorite veggies for a healthy start, or end, to your day. Click the photo for some taste-tempting recipes.

Bubbles: not just child's play!

They reflect the colors of the rainbow. They intrigue the fussiest of children. They inspire joy, and offer us optimism. Click the photo for some ideas to bring the kid out in you.

The legacy of our Mothers

Imagining conversations and feasts of Sundays spent with Great-Grandmothers, Great-Aunts, Grandma and Mother. The legacy of welcoming all who enter our homes lives on through us.

Networking Surfside

Click the photo for SITC's Rx to network 3x daily & call in the morning. For inspiration, try it under a moonbeam ~ there's plenty of seats waiting. 04/2011

Carol's Garden

My favorite photo and a blue-ribbon winner, "Carol's Garden" was among the auction items at Peace Lutheran Youth's annual talent show/auction March 12. In all, the auction raised more than $6,000 for the church's capital appeal. 07/08/09

Morning Has Broken

Giving thanks for an early December morning

The view outside my window

Atlantic City, NJ: In this town of instant jackpots and losses, dawn always breaks with fresh hopes of beating the odds and winning the challenge. 11/09