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KARLSTAD WEATHER
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Marriage Diplomacy at Work
September 17, 2025
It was bound to happen.It’s been years since my blushing bride has abandoned me.In all fairness, she’s been asking when we would return to visit...
The world feels heavy right now
September 17, 2025
Do you ever get that feeling like the world is just really heavy right now? Not that we have to wrestle with this weight on our own, but it just...
You can help prevent the ‘gut punch’ of newspaper closures
September 11, 2025
By Tim L. Waltner“A gut punch.”That’s how David Bordewyk, executive director of the South Dakota NewsMedia Association, described the abrupt closure of four newspapers in...
Of Course I Can
September 10, 2025
Garden harvest is in full swing, with more ripe tomatoes coming every day (though what seems like a snail’s pace). I’ve cleaned up certain plots in...
The Seasons are Teaching Me
September 10, 2025
This summer has been a crazy, busy, fun, productive, building, exchanging, growing season for me, personally. It has been a lot to mentally juggle...
Last Shift Bell Rings; Attendees Blame Dust, Not Tears
September 9, 2025
At long last, the story can be told. A tale so unbelievable, one might assume it was conjured by artificial intelligence. To borrow a line from...
Lost Between the Rows
September 4, 2025
The past several weeks my bride of 30 years and I have closely resembled squirrels. Like those fuzzy little rodents hoarding nuts and seeds, and...
Last Stings of Summer
August 27, 2025
This time of year, despite the memories of having to go back to school, has always been one of my favorites.As the summer begins to lose its...
It’s Pumpkin Season!
August 27, 2025
This week I picked my first pumpkin from our patch and officially dubbed it pumpkin season. It may be a smaller baking pumpkin (and there may be at...
Honey-Do List: 1, Husband: 0
August 19, 2025
You don’t have to do it now, but before the weekend ends, if you could blow off the doormat and change the light bulb in the kitchen. That was a...
Squirreling for Winter
August 19, 2025
Garden harvest season is here and that means preserving something almost daily right now. I don’t always go into the garden every day, but there’s...
Shopping like a Minimalist
August 12, 2025
There is freedom in frugality. Frivolous shopping leads to buyer’s remorse and unwanted clutter around your house, not to mention putting a dent in...
The Great Griddle Goof-Up of 2025
August 12, 2025
If It’s too good to be true.How many times have I uttered those words to my kids, trying to impart some of my infinite wisdom? Well, perhaps it was...
The Art of the (Brotherly) Deal
August 6, 2025
I probably should have known better—for several reasons. It’s not like my brother had ever cut me a deal in the past.There was the time he sold me...
August Angst
August 5, 2025
It’s now August and I’m trying not to think about it being the last month of the summer, because as a homeschooling family, that doesn’t actually...
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