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Our Mural

This is the mural my six-year old and I just painted over the weekend!

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Liesl Garner

Liesl Garner

Poet/Writer - Book Published in December 2020, "Days of Soup and Holler." San Francisco City Girl turned Southern Oregon Country Girl. I write about Parenting, Lifelong Learning, Living with Intention, and Finding Beauty in Unusual Places. I seek beauty as an artist always, and share it when I find it.

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Ben and Irie wearing hats made for Ben - one from @susanbrietigam when he was two or three (still fits!) and one from @abiellas for Christmas when he was in Jr High (also still fits!). These two cuties! Oh my heart!
Found this recipe for easy, copycat Olive Garden Minestrone soup @momsdish - so delicious! So easy! Yum for Autumn and Soup Weather!
I was wearing this hoodie in the grocery store, and the couple in front of me wanted to know which hotel had 5 Billion Stars.
This morning I read about Charles Blondin (1824-1897) who started walking a tightrope at the age of four. He travelled the world doing daring feats of high rope artistry. (From the book, “All the Time in the World, by Jessica Kerwin Jenkins.)
So, over the weekend I put together a website for the Rogue Poetry Slam where I am the SLAM Master and Event Coordinator. I’m kind of pleased with it!
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