In a Marcie Minute
by Marcie Crain
Lids
My sister and I took this crew to the Mall of America, stopping at REI first to try on some lids.
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Hansel
“Hansel” lead the expedition, with “Gretel” not far behind. What lead them to such intrigue?
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The Shoe
My niece Lizzy at her dance performance to the girl next to her “Hey, you lost your shoe!”
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Old Dog and Petula
Some things are just “right” in life…. like these two and life on the Brule.
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Easter Futball
A little post meal soccer to burn off the calories. Happy and blessed Easter to you all.
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Couch-nastics
….and the Headmaster of the House of Chaos thinks he’s sitting quietly working on art.Share this:
Right up my alley…
Many opportunities to practice my indoor shooting skills for this bowling extravaganza! Met my sister Jen and her husband Lowell, with Lowell’s family for a night of bowling over the Christmas holiday break.Share this:
Parade
Christmas City of the North Parade 2011 (slideshow)Share this:
Optimus Prime
The House of Chaos also doubles as Matt’s Art Studio and Museum. Today’s masterpiece… Optimus Prime.Share this:
Tourists
Met Joan and Sara on the Lakewalk… Great people.Share this:
Skyline Drive
Took the long road home today. Thinking time. The St. Louis River as it enters the Port of Duluth.
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Brotherhood
There is a destiny that makes us brothers, No one goes his way alone; All that we send into the lives of others, Comes back into our own. ~Markham, Edwin on brotherhood
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What Lives Within Us
What lies behind us and what lies ahead of us are tiny matters compared to what lives within us. ~Henry David Thoreau
Walking along the boardwalk and saw a group of tourists… young men, all walking together. This one let the group get ahead of him.
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Get Out of My Way
This rather spoiled his breakaway to the net… but we won anyway. Go Proctor!
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The Batteries Just Wore Out
Lizzy. She was like the energizer bunny… and then the batteries just wore out.
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Old Central
The Historic Old Central High School in Duluth built in 1892, features this 230-foot clock tower, a key attribute to the beautiful panoramic view of the city and overlooking the Duluth harbor from downtown. With this bold structure taking up and entire city block, using a fisheye lens to capture its entirety for a full front view.Share this:
Dad’s Shed
“The shed”. A commonly suggested locale to investigate, given in response to any inquiry about the pursuit of any said item that one cannot find; often leading to successful discovery.
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Hot Air
Waiting for Jake’s soccer game to start. The air was so thick with temps in the 90’s and the heat index just below 105 degrees… thick!
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