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A Letter from Danielle for October ’24
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  A Letter from Danielle for October ’24
Hi Everyone, I LOVE October. I used to love September, but it gets pretty hectic even without young children in school. But October is such a great month, the weather is usually still warm, with a little cool nip in the air. Everyone has settled into their autumn/winter routines. I have always liked fall clothes […] Read more
A Letter from Danielle for September ’24
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  A Letter from Danielle for September ’24
Hi Everyone, Here comes the busiest month of the year, other than the Christmas holidays. For anyone with kids—from Nursery School to Pre-K, high school, and even college—September is a month chock-full of school schedules, organizing carpools, after-school activities, football practices, and dorm assignments, not to mention getting uniforms and new shoes!!! With nine children, […] Read more
A Letter from Danielle for August ’24
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  A Letter from Danielle for August ’24
Hi Everyone, Every year, summer comes too slowly, and speeds by too fast. After a brutally cold winter, and no spring at all this year (literally overnight, the weather hop skipped from still wintry to instant summer), our minds are already turning to fall projects and getting kids ready for school. September is always a […] Read more
A Letter from Danielle for July ’24
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  A Letter from Danielle for July ’24
Hi Everyone, This is it, we finally made it to summer! When I think of July, I think of vacations, July 4th. and all the yummy things to eat at 4th of July picnics and events. We used to give a big 4th of July party, with line dancing even, and we served Southern fried […] Read more
A Letter from Danielle for June ’24
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  A Letter from Danielle for June ’24
Hi Everyone, I hope that by now everyone has warm weather everywhere, after a long hard winter. But summer is at long last here. Graduations were last month, so the college kids are free and already enjoying summer holidays. And most people are making, or have made, their summer plans, to go sailing, water skiing, […] Read more
A Letter from Danielle for May ’24
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  A Letter from Danielle for May ’24
Hi Everyone, I hope that spring is rolling along smoothly for you, with warmer weather and summer to look forward to a few months from now. Although spring is official in March, it takes months longer for winter to disappear. And May is a gentle, pretty month almost everywhere, with flowers blooming and warm weather. […] Read more
A Letter from Danielle for April ’24
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  A Letter from Danielle for April ’24
Hi Everyone, Well, we’re slowly tiptoeing out of winter, but not fully in spring yet. It still stays pretty chilly in April in most places, and in the two cities where I live, the weather doesn’t get warm ’til May or June, so we have a way to go until spring is really here. Easter […] Read more
A Letter from Danielle for March ’24
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  A Letter from Danielle for March ’24
Hi Everyone, I hope that all is well with you. Technically, spring is just around the corner, but in many places it may take a while to get to that corner!! It’s still cold in the cities where I live. I’ve avoided a lot of the bad weather this winter by writing, as I always […] Read more
A Letter from Danielle for February ’24
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  A Letter from Danielle for February ’24
Hi Everyone, February is always one of those months when the winter seems endless, and spring still feels a lifetime away. And the fun of the holidays feels like a distant memory. I always work/write a lot in January and February, and then suddenly spring is here, and I poke my nose out the door. […] Read more
A Letter from Danielle for January ’24
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  A Letter from Danielle for January ’24
Hi Everyone, Well, you made it through the holidays, after all the shopping, planning, cooking, lists, meals to prepare, trees to decorate, relatives people are happy to see, and some less so. The holidays are a marathon of work behind the scenes. Filled with hope and excitement, and sometimes disappointment over things that didnt happen. […] Read more