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Dear August, - grace grits and gardening

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Grace grits and gardening. Ramblings from an arkansas farm girl. August 3, 2015. By Talya Tate Boerner. You were in my dream last night. We were hiking along the shore together at sunrise. Above the treeline, the sky flushed pink like champagne. August, you’re here already? You answered only in the humid breeze. But I’m still easing into July. Don’t rush me. I noticed a small yellow flower growing from a rock and stopped to study it more closely. When I continued walking, you walked beside me. Those firs...

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Go Set a Watchman ~ a literary time capsule - grace grits and gardening

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Grace grits and gardening. Ramblings from an arkansas farm girl. Go Set a Watchman a literary time capsule. August 1, 2015. By Talya Tate Boerner. Go Set a Watchman. Immediately after buying the book. Since then, I’ve spent some time thinking about this book I’d anticipated as much or more than the Harry Potter books. And that’s saying something). My friends and I even went to a release party at Nightbird Books. I realize the very. Go Set a Watchman. So here are my conflicted thoughts. Go Set a Watchman.

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R.I.P. Emma Lou Briggs - First Person Limited

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A blog by Dot Hatfield. RIP Emma Lou Briggs. To Find a Home. The Last To Know. Every Day a New Day. RIP Emma Lou Briggs. On the day after Emma Lou Briggs funeral her family gathers to decide what to do with her things. Each of her three daughters have a different idea about how that needs to happen. As they work through the dynamics involved, they are helped by memories of the past. This is a one-act play by Dot that was performed at the Center on the Square Theater in Searcy Arkansas in May 2011.

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An Ordinary Day - First Person Limited

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A blog by Dot Hatfield. RIP Emma Lou Briggs. To Find a Home. The Last To Know. Every Day a New Day. January 25, 1928 began like any ordinary day in an ordinary small Oklahoma town. The aroma of bacon and biscuits filled the air in country kitchens as homemakers prepared breakfast for their families. The milkman made his early morning rounds. Children dressed in winter clothes walked to school. No one had the slightest hint that before sunset, someone they knew would die. Too General to Define.

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The Last To Know - First Person Limited

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A blog by Dot Hatfield. RIP Emma Lou Briggs. To Find a Home. The Last To Know. Every Day a New Day. The Last To Know. Sharon Jordan is content with her marriage, her career, her life in general until the afternoon she receives a call telling her that her husband, Tim, has been killed in a head on collision in Lincoln, Nebraska. She thought he was on a business trip to Dallas. Overwhelmed at her loss, she is devastated by the thought that there was an area of Tim’s life she was not a part of.

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Christ is Risen Indeed! - First Person Limited

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A blog by Dot Hatfield. RIP Emma Lou Briggs. To Find a Home. The Last To Know. Every Day a New Day. April 5, 2015. Christ is Risen Indeed! Easter Sunday shouldn’t be a once-a-year celebration. Everything Christians believe rests on it. However, in my church home (United Methodist denomination) each year at a special time we do celebrate the resurrection event that is a tenet of our faith. 8220;CHRIST IS RISEN! HE IS RISEN INDEED! Christ the Lord is risen today! The Miracle of Palm Sunday. Too General to ...

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The Portrait

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Telling yesterday's stories that change our lives forever. June 18, 2016. June 17, 2016. She was painting a remarkable picture. When he asked about the portrait, she invited him to sit down. She recounted her memories of the man with many occupations. Don’t sit on the sidelines. Winning is good, but being a good sport is better. Think through a problem to find the resolution. As a teacher, he believed there was an educational value in all things. Whether lessons on how to buy and sell antiques, how t...

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Books by Dot Hatfield - First Person Limited

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A blog by Dot Hatfield. RIP Emma Lou Briggs. To Find a Home. The Last To Know. Every Day a New Day. Books by Dot Hatfield. January 25, 1928 began like any ordinary day in an ordinary small Oklahoma town. The aroma of bacon and biscuits filled the air in country kitchens as homemakers prepared breakfast for their families. The milkman made his early morning rounds. Children dressed in winter clothes walked to school. No one had the slightest hint that before sunset, someone they knew would die.

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I Don't Need No Special Day - First Person Limited

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A blog by Dot Hatfield. RIP Emma Lou Briggs. To Find a Home. The Last To Know. Every Day a New Day. May 8, 2015. I Don’t Need No Special Day. If God called me to any task in this life, it must be to be a Mom. My entrance into this adventure began in 1953, when I was not quite 20 years old. I’ve been a mom, a step-mom, a grandma, and most recently a “Grandma Dot”, dubbed such by great-grands. I have been a stay-at-home mom, a working mom, a single mom, a mother-and grandmother-in-law. Still, it’s no...