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Baskets and Bunnies…and Pecan Eggs

Posted on March 29, 2013 by Tonette Joyce

We are talking Easter this week and focusing on candy…what a loaded topic… loaded with calories! When I was little, Easter baskets were a real treat. I did not grow up in a religious family, so ‘giving up for Lent’ … Continue reading →

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A Rare and Passing Conversation

Posted on January 17, 2013 by Jeff Salter

… which touched my heart by Jeff Salter This week at 4F1H, we’re winging it. Iris began on Monday talking about the weather and happened to mention having conversations with strangers. Jillian picked up a snip of that on … Continue reading →