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Things - Page 29

What is left after people and places? Things. Food, factories, stories, dreams and toys are all things, but just because something is labeled a thing, doesn’t mean that it is uninteresting.
Meat Loaf

by Peggy W. Barker

Hungarian Pups

by Alice Ranowsky

Curry Chicken

by Fran Tucker

Mary Zorn Takes Aim

by Noble Sprayberry

Mama's Potato Salad

by Mildred Sherrer

Italian Pasta

by Marina Deeb

Banana Pudding

by Stella Thompson

Taco Soup

by Fred Petersen

Date Cookies

by Marilyn Decker

Betty Christenson's Art for Easter

by Ellen Margulies

Betty Christenson embraces her Ukranian heritage through her art
Rasberry Cheesecake

by Gladys FledderJohann

Spinach Rice Casserole

by Karen Collignon-Foley

Cool Fruit Salad

by Martha Larsen-Van Auken

Broccoli Casserole

by Anita Blankenship

Wiener and Kraut Casserole

by Tom R. Buick

How well do you know the Olympics?

by Carol Davis

Homegrown Radio

by Michael Nolan

Big city radio stations rely on formats, while local independents succeed with spontaneity and charm.
Chinese-Style Rice

by Amie A. Conant

Cherry Winks

by Marjorie Ainsworth

Super Bowl Casserole

by Golden Ray Malone

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