Iowa Roots
Iowa RootsObservations, ramblings, nostalgic gleanings about growing up in Iowa.
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Halloween in Victor, Iowa
The chill of late October in Victor, Iowa, always carried a mix of excitement and the faint scent of damp, fallen leaves. Every Halloween, our small town’s American Legion Hall became the heart of the festivities. That’s where the annual UN...
Breaking the Spell: Reflections on the Okoboji Writers and Songwriters Retreat
Okay, you’re right. The Okoboji Writers and Songwriters Retreat was more than two weeks ago, and only now am I sitting down to reflect. Maybe I’m just slow to process things—or maybe I’ve been reluctant to break the spell of those three ins...
She'll be coming 'round the mountain ...
Every so often, I wake up in the morning with a song in my head. A song that won’t go away. I think it’s called an “earworm,” not to be confused with “brainworm.” One of the most irritating earworms in my world is “The Lion Sleeps Tonight,”...
September 1st has long been my New Year's Day ...
According to the calendar, January 1st is the first day of the New Year. I much prefer to observe September 1st as the true beginning of a new year. Life could be so much easier if we just waited nine months. Consider the differences: no se...
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Small-town Iowa kid with small-town memories. Librarian/Archivist in a past life. Average gardener, pretty good wife/mom, occasional snorer. Curious about the tiny, quirky moments that make life interesting.
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