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Ask American Profile 3/25/2007

Appeared In the 3/25/2007 issue

Creating New Easter Traditions

by Kathy Peel

Most families have their own Easter traditions, from dyeing eggs to filling baskets with jellybeans and chocolate bunnies.

Appeared In the 3/25/2007 issue

Taking the Bible Behind Bars

by Karen Karvonen

The men who study the Bible with John Steeves aren't your average churchgoers. Dressed in orange prison garb, many await sentencing for burglary, trafficking in narcotics, rape or murder.

Appeared In the 3/25/2007 issue

Easter Dinner

If you have guests coming over for Easter dinner, consider these two delicious recipes as part of an elegant meal.

Appeared In the 3/25/2007 issue

Birthplace of a Revolution

by Sean Conneely

Just before daybreak in mid-April, the lonely clang of a bell echoes through Lexington, Mass.

Appeared In the 3/25/2007 issue

Climb Every Mountain

by Marti Attoun

From atop Mount Everest, a summit so high that he could see the curvature of the Earth, Sean Swarner radioed base camp on May 16, 2002, and asked his brother to call their parents and share the news: “Your son made it to the top of the world!”

Appeared In the 3/25/2007 issue

Ask American Profile 3/18/2007

Appeared In the 3/18/2007 issue

Furniture the Old-Fashioned Way

by Melody Warnick

His leather boots planted firmly in a drift of wood chips, Robby Pedersen chisels the dovetailed joints of a flat-top trunk exactly as he does everything else: by hand.

Appeared In the 3/18/2007 issue

The Mighty Oaks

by Chris Neal

On a rainy morning in Nashville, Tenn., the Oak Ridge Boys’ idling tour bus is parked outside the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, where they’re scheduled to sing a little later.

Appeared In the 3/18/2007 issue

Photographing the Family Pet

by Cindy Guier

Getting the family pet to sit still while you snap a photograph can be a challenge. With that in mind, American Profile asked professional pet photographers to offer their best tips on taking frameworthy photos of Fido and Fluffy.

Appeared In the 3/18/2007 issue

Teaching with Dummies

by Karen Karvonen

Educator Dennis Daniels delivers some of his most inspiring lessons to children without ever seeming to open his mouth—as a ventriloquist.

Appeared In the 3/18/2007 issue

Plan for Perennials

by Kathy La Liberte

Perennials are the heart of most flower gardens. These easy-care, dependable plants are prized for their enormous variety of color, texture and fragrance.

Appeared In the 3/18/2007 issue

Peas, Please

High in nutrition, low in fat, tender and delicious—there are few foods more perfect than peas.

Appeared In the 3/18/2007 issue

Ask American Profiloe 2007

Appeared In the 3/11/2007 issue

A Wee Bit of Ireland

by Lori Erickson

For the postmaster of St. Patrick, Mo. (pop. 19), March brings spring rains, blooming flowers and mailbags overflowing with letters.

Appeared In the 3/11/2007 issue

Morning Food

by Margaret Fox

Spring is just around the corner, and with it comes the awakening of lots more than just nature’s offerings.

Appeared In the 3/11/2007 issue

Combining Plants and Containers

Selecting the perfect plant and container combination to beautify your home, patio or deck can be a difficult task. Here are a few suggestions to ensure success.

Appeared In the 3/11/2007 issue

Ask American Profile 3/4/2007

Appeared In the 3/4/2007 issue

Sharing His Faith

by Beverly Keel

Until they saw him on television playing the bumbling but loveable farmhand Eb on Green Acres in the late 1960s, almost no one in Tom Lester’s hometown of Laurel, Miss., thought he would become a successful actor in Hollywood.

Appeared In the 3/4/2007 issue

Rancho Dip

Appeared In the 3/4/2007 issue

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