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Daytrip: Serendipity on Dexter Street

October 15, 2009

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We were in Elk Rapids Tuesday spending a week’s wages at the Corner Druggist and wishing for something more pleasant to do when there it was.  Seed.  It’s on Dexter.  You can’t miss it.  Look for the red rooster weathervane.   This is the studio and gallery of Lindy Bishop, recently returned to her northern […]

Cruise the Breezeway, leave the dishes for later

October 14, 2009

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Katherine writes: It was briliant fall weather today so I shirked my household duties that were planned and went for a drive. My philosophy exactly. And look what Katherine saw: I hope that brilliant fall weather holds until Saturday, because the folks along the Breezeway invite you to a color cruise.  Start just up the road […]

Attention: There will be summer this weekend

September 2, 2009

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For all of you who have wondered if there would ever be a summer, YES!  Summer is scheduled to arrive this weekend.  Fortunately, there are some wonderful things you can do This Summer, even if it is only three days long.  Get out there and do them.  Think how bad you’ll feel if you miss […]

No sun, no rain, no problem

August 29, 2009

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Friday was supposed to be sunny and breezy, because our little band of neighbors planned to have dinner on the deck at the Dockside. Mama Nature pouted, and we had to settle for clouds. Did we give up? We did not. This business of eating outdoors under glowering skies is getting to be a habit. […]

Daytrip: Traverse City on a rainy evening

August 23, 2009

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When an old friend from Detroit said she’d be in town with her daughter and son-in-law and the grandchildren, I said I would meet her.  This, after all, is a woman with whom I shared carpooling duties back in the day when our kids were little and she was working on her Masters and my […]

Storm warnings

August 22, 2009

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I had business in Elk Rapids today, and decided to tack on a stroll around town.  It was a great day to inspect the harbor, as all the boats were huddled right there where you could see them.  I wonder why . . . Then over to the other side of town, where the Elk River […]