sandhillsis on September 4th, 2010

  (Thanks to BlogHer Pic App for this photo) The 8/28 Restoring Honor rally brought well over 300,000 people from around the world to Washington D. C. to well–restore honor. (Some people are puzzled by all of this and have mistakenly call it a political rally. It’s been a long time–maybe never since honor was synonymous with [...]

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sandhillsis on October 3rd, 2009

  (Thanks to BlogHer Pic App for the photo.) I had an interesting conversation with a beautiful and creative young lady the other day. She had grown up in this area, in a rural community, with good family values and a strong work ethic. After attending an artsy design college she landed a job in New York City on [...]

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sandhillsis on September 13th, 2009

  So I was making naked tomatoes and canning salsa yesterday and was puzzled by my bell peppers. Look at this one, off of the same plant.  He is different shape and color than it other, but he is still a bell pepper. He is just having an identity crisis. He is exploring what life might [...]

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sandhillsis on August 29th, 2009

Our friends from the depot asked Ben to come play his banjo with Don for background noise ambience while Debbie’s pastel art was viewed. (I’ll write more on that later. Debbie and her art deserve a post all to themselves.) I thought this would be the perfect opportunity for positive propaganda. (Unlike the the kind the government uses [...]

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