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Spending time with granddaughter on Grandparents’ Day
By LEE ANN FLEMMING - Food Columnist
Sat,11/02/19-1:09AM , 241 Reads
Steve and I recently attended our granddaughter’s Grandparents’ Day program at Pillow Academy. She had asked us several times if we were coming. We assured her that we would both be there — little does she know, nothing could keep us away.
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The most and least popular Halloween candy
By LEE ANN FLEMMING - Food Columnist
Sat,10/26/19-3:19AM , 302 Reads
Halloween is a $2.6 billion industry with 172 million families celebrating each year.
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How being a Christian is like being a pumpkin
By LEE ANN FLEMMING - Food Columnist
Sat,10/19/19-1:34AM , 413 Reads
Finally, cool weather!

Fall is here at last. Nothing says autumn like pumpkins. We use them for decorating, eating and as a symbol for the season.

I ran across a sweet comparison about Christians and pumpkins from a dear teacher friend. I wanted to share it and hope you enjoy it as much as I did.
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Colorado resident becomes famous with funny signs
By LEE ANN FLEMMING - Food Columnist
Sat,10/12/19-1:49AM , 286 Reads
Colorado resident Vince Rozmiarek is responsible for the Indian Hills Community Center in Indian Hills of Jefferson County. The census records this town’s population as 1,280, but the signs he posts up to three times a week are making this small town internationally famous.
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