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Four armed men came to take her home while her husband was away. She gave them a warning, then picked up the rifle.
Montana Territory, October 1889.
The sound of approaching horses stopped Ellen McKenzie’s hands above the stew pot. Her husband,
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Thanks, Stella! A fascinating story of courage and preparedness.
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Good mornin’, Stella! I love these stories and with X and other social media, I see many of them. There is a message there that resonates even today.
Coffee’s ready whenever you are, ma’am.
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Stellars….
Winter in Mexico, Belize, Honduras…
Cozumel, Quintana Roo, Mexico…
Explore Caves in San Ignacio, Belize…
Half Moon Bay, Honduras…
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Good morning, Lucille! Having to endure life’s twists and turns, life happens, but taco’s help! Happy Taco Tuesday!
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Good morning, ernn! Happy Taco Tuesday to you, too!
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Good mornin’, ernn! Come warm up with a big cup of coffee, sir.
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Good mornin’, Lucille! I always love the water. It is very calming to me. Thanks for the nice pictures. Coffee’s ready, ma’am.
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Mornin’ Lucille!
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Where’s the Money Coming From? 🤔
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Ain’t that something?
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How The Farmers’ Almanac Was Saved: A 208-Year American Tradition That Nearly Vanished
The publication planned to shutter in 2025.
By Kait Hanson – Published on January 31, 2026
https://www.southernliving.com/farmers-almanac-saved-from-closure-11896554
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I’m so happy to hear this news as I make use of the information within each year’s publication and would miss a lifelong tradition.
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A lot of people feel the same, I’m sure. It’s great for the farming community plus simply for the pleasure of reading what’s between the cover.
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Good mornin’, and happy Tuesday! I have thankfully recovered from listening to one barely out of her teens mumble something about living in her mansion and telling us to give our land back……..or something! I found this beautiful coffee pot in Spain, and I figure for our purposes, that’s close enough with tacos. Keep your head on a swivel and carpe’ your coffee.
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Good mornin’ Tex! This coffee pot is perfect!! Thank you and keep pouring my friend.
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Stay thirsty, my friend! 😉
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Gracias ‘n mornin’ T!
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Good mornin’, Miss Wee! I don’t know how many times that last one has got me! Coffee’s on all day, ma’am.
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Mornin’ kids!
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