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Wanda: Winter has its own natural beauty While the fall leaves on our trees dazzle us in autumn, they do not last very long into the winter months. So how can we find other interesting, dramatic features on our trees during the cold months? |
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Skaggs: Cut costs now and save in the future Economic uncertainty often has people looking for ways to tighten their belts and save money. There are times, though, when skimping in the landscape can cost more in the long run. The following tips will hopefully help you save money in the landscape and garden. |
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Wilburn: Turkeys don’t have to go in the oven There are many alternatives to roasting the holiday turkey — any way you slice it, as long as the turkey is thoroughly cooked, you can have a great holiday meal. |
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Rich: Even the babies of our enemies need friends Funny how situations in life can slip up on you and turn your feelings completely around. Sometimes it's downright tragic. It began one morning as the sun had barely begun to rise. I was tired and prone to wanting to sleep a little bit longer because a friend, a legendary Hollywood stunt man and actor, had called and kept me up until almost 2 a.m., riveting me with the kind of stories that only he ... |
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Myers: No matter how you squeeze, one size won’t fit all We were getting ready to go somewhere, and I'd sent Chloe to her room to get her shoes on. She loves putting on her own shoes, so you can imagine my surprise when I heard her start crying and screaming. I walked into her room and immediately discovered the cause of the problem: she was trying to put Cole's shoes on her feet. |
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Wilburn: Parents can keep picky eaters satisfied during holidays Question: Thanksgiving and other holiday dinners are coming up, and I wish my 4-year-old would be willing to eat the traditional foods that will be prepared. I worry that she’s still a picky eater and hasn’t been willing to try much beyond macaroni and cheese, cereal, bread and apples. Do you have any tips for what I can do? |
