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More March Folklore, What Is It About March Hares, In Like a Lamb, Out Like a Lion

Posted on March 4, 2011 by Rev. Dr. David Q. Hall

More about the month of March, dear reader: It is called by some “the daffodil month.” Bright, fresh-looking, yellow daffodils are the cheery flower of the month (also called the “birth flower” for those born in March). Daffodils are very … Continue reading →

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Coyote Hunting, Again….Yet….It’s Not Easy Being the Predator

Posted on January 8, 2011 by Rev. Dr. David Q. Hall

Bessie the basset cut loose again on the patio with her “I see you, Mr. Coyote, beware; stay away!” bark. It’s quite distinguishable from her “watchdog” bark at joggers and bikers a quarter of a mile away on the road … Continue reading →

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Thanksgiving Day, Turkey and Trimmings – Usual and Unusual, Travel, Giving Thanks, God Bless You!

Posted on November 22, 2010 by Rev. Dr. David Q. Hall

Since, like most people, I will be pretty much wrapped up in Thanksgiving Day preparations, shopping, family time, and luxuriating in the holiness of it all, by Tuesday, tomorrow….I’ll do my Thanksgiving post today. I hope you have – and … Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: domestic animals

More March Folklore, What Is It About March Hares, In Like a Lamb, Out Like a Lion

Coyote Hunting, Again….Yet….It’s Not Easy Being the Predator

Thanksgiving Day, Turkey and Trimmings – Usual and Unusual, Travel, Giving Thanks, God Bless You!

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