Migratory Bird
Mary Lucille HaysBirdland is my home, the family farm in rural East Central Illinois. I live there with my husband, two silly dogs, a royal cat, a turkey, a flock of chickens, and a colony of bees. But during the school year, I teach in China. Thanks for reading!
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QINGMING, A FESTIVAL OF REMEMBRANCE
Since I never mastered the postal system here in China, I'm sending a package to our oldest and his wife by "friend-gram." Last year, OWL mentioned that he was going to a conference in San Francisco. I told him that our son lived there. He ...
LEMON AND JASMINE
Similar to my imaginary photo, but this is the view of Rainier from Judkins Park.
WINTERTIME COMMUNITY BUILDING
Leaving Birdland in the winter is a mixed blessing. Oh, it's not that we don't have winter where I'm going. In the mid-coastal state of China where I'm headed, I'd say we have a "little winter." Right now, for instance, it's 45˚ and rainy o...
ISLAND ADVENTURES
The boat is gently rocking. To my left is an island with a beach backed by palm trees. The hill behind the beach is lush, and the sea, with the sun shining on it, is a bright turquoise. I'm glad to be in the shade for a bit. We are in the C...
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Mary has one foot in the Illinois Prairie and one foot in Haining China, traveling between her two homes and writing about each for a few community newspapers.
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