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This peninsula north of Green Bay is known for agritourism (and cherries), but there's so much more to The Door.
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Unfinished stories are all around us. What happens when we start pulling threads?
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What to do with a family heirloom that had been sitting in a trunk for 60 years?
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Texas oranges, frozen tears and a long goodbye to the shortest tallest man in the world.
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The Feminist Kitchen got a new look this year, and I'm so glad I made the leap from blog to newsletter.
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As remembered by someone who is trying very hard to stop keeping track of these things.
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My Aunt Betsy's carrot cake-poppyseed bread hybrid is perfect for birthdays, Thanksgiving, Christmas or Tuesday, but it's not really about the cake, is…
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Let me tell you about a very special breakfast I had in Northern Wisconsin last weekend.
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Lake Michigan continues to shape Wisconsin's northern peninsula, and so do volunteers like Bill Wolff.
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After writing countless Thanksgiving stories over the years, it was nice to celebrate the holiday without the pressure of having to cover it.
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On a team, everybody does their part. Including when it's time to become a coach.
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How my friend, Martha, is changing the world, one pick-up basketball game at a time.
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