A contest with a $20 prize was the humble origins of a state flag with a story traversing through women’s suffrage, immigration, and
World War One.
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Yesterday, I spoke to the wonderful women of the Fort Caspar Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. I think it went well! My presentation title “Fifty-One Years of
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“Sisters, Sisters There were never such devoted sisters” In high school, I’d wake before the sun to a quiet, sleeping home. I’d take my shower and eat a bowl of
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On the evening of October 1, 2009, I sat entranced alongside my friends while Elaine Showalter imparted some special advice for her talk at the all women’s university. It would
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In a classroom, I transformed into a nag. I circled around the room pestering kids to stay on task, stay awake, and maybe–hopefully–learn something. Sometimes it was fun. I chased
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With plenty of snow and wind, the highways into Saratoga all closed yesterday. No morning hot springs soak for me today, just a rescheduled “Galentine’s Weekend” for this spring. As
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