Beginning and end weave through daily life and faith
The author muses on the tedium of routine chores like washing and styling hair and clipping nails, then reflects on beginnings and endings in life. She ponders coping with aging, mortality, and how beliefs shape readiness for life after death, ending with a wry nod to smoking sections.
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Kane Fest and Black Cherry Festival memories
A personal reminiscence of Kane Fest, once called the Black Cherry Festival, a three day town event with carnival games, food and fireworks. The narrator recalls family habits of spending on food, opting for snacks over large prizes, and childhood ring toss successes.
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Morris Arboretum Awe Inspires Visitors Amid Spring Bloom
A vivid tour of Morris Arboretum in Philadelphia describes its 92 acre grounds, the Widener Welcome Center, outdoor Compton Café, and a vast plant collection with 17 sculptures and a garden railway. The piece highlights magnolias, maples, hollies, dawn redwoods and other features, inviting readers to explore the official arboretum.
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Dill as a garden star and its growing tips
Dill is praised as a big dill in seasoning with easy propagation. Plant dill seeds from May onward every two weeks, depth quarter inch, germination in weeks. Thin to 10 to 12 inches if needed, though heavy thinnings may be avoidable. Dill grows to three feet, with feathery leaves and yellow flowers, needs full sun and rich soil, may require staking, and supposedly repels caterpillars.
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