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2004 Columns
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Dismantling families 7/12/04
Proud of his quick eye, 6/21/04
A wish list for troops; why not adopt a soldier? 6/7/04
Don’t let your kids read the new car manual, 5/20/04
Skip the vacuum for Mother's Day, 5/3/04
A questionnaire for friends, 4/26/04
Ready to strap on my bargain- hunting shoes, 4/19/04
Trading an outboard electric motor for tomatoes, 4/12/04
Now that's what I call guts, 3/29/04
Witnessing the return of an old friend, 3/22/04
Pausing a bit before I stuff something in my mouth, 3/15/04
Wearing the shoe on the other foot for once, 2/16/04
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2003 Columns
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Out of the woods when it comes to accidents, 11/24/03
Little fountains of joy. But who is the poopetrator?, 11/10/03
Operation jam is considered a complete success, 9/29/03
Watch your moves while driving, 9/22/03
Of new puppies and sticky kitchens . . ., 9/15/03
Suggestions for how to submit newspaper items, 8/18/03
Let's have ice cream for breakfast, 8/11/03
The upside anchor in all of our lives, 8/4/03
Consoled with a different appliance on the lawn, 7/28/03
Elvis released into the South Dakota wild . . ., 7/21/03
Minn. mosquitoes helped us unpack the car, 7/14/03
Strangers looking for directions to your home, 5/26/03
Looking for true love at the bird feeder, 3/10/03
Unforgettable people like Willard Kreitlow, 3/3/03
The definition between vintage and an antique, 2/24/03
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Editor's Column
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Lynda Jensen
Herald Journal & Enterprise Dispatch Editor |
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2002 Columns
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Sneaking looks at Christmas presents, 12/23/02
My personal exercise workout for total wimps, 12/16/02
Breaking two of my Christmas traditions, 12/9/02
Winter will knock us on our cans, 12/2/02
Not quite Christmas without that tree, 11/25/02
Tips and tidbits on how to be cheap, 11/18/02
Automated politicians making phone calls, 11/11/02
Higher standard? Why have it?, 11/4/02
Trading mosquitoes for the snowflakes, 10/28/02
A lasagna recipe (for the rest of us), 9/30/02
Pope John Paul: calling it as he sees it, 9/23/02
Rumors about bank-clinic project getting out of hand, 8/26/02
Our new little puppy that leaks, 8/19/02
Freedom OF religion,not freedom FROM religion, 7/1/02
Start the squirt gun peace treaties, 6/10/02
Waverly City Council should consider videotaping meetings, 6/3/02
Smoked by an elderly gentleman, 5/27/02 Herald
Before pantyhose, McDonald's, 5/27/02 Journal
Stories about naughty, nice people which one was the most important? 5/20/02
Kool-Aid stands at the Jensens, 5/13/02
Menu? Our special is knuckle sandwich, 5/6/02
Teaching little brother manners, 4/15/02
Laughing it up with the eccentrics, 4/8/02
But on the first day of the week . . ., 4/1/02
'Seize the day' my friend used to say, 3/25/02
Reeling in the chimes, in search of spring, 3/18/02
My children are at it again, 3/11/02
Nipped by a goose at the petting zoo, 3/4/02
Trucking around with socks, underwear, 2/25/02
A momentary lapse of reason, 2/18/02
The hysterical corporate mind, 2/11/02
The genuine pursuit of a lifetime, 2/4/02
Courage, or just being crazy?, 1/21/02
Eat a live toad first thing in the morning, 1/14/02
We all think we're going to lose weight, 1/7/02
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2001 Columns
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It's time for New Year's Eve resolutions, 12/31/01
Christmas shopping with Mr. Blabbermouths, 12/24/01
Let the screaming begin: writing Christmas letters, 12/17/01
Ten (borrowed) ideas for a good Christmas, 12/10/01
Four mavericks, tailing me on Highway 12, 12/3/01
Memories of our dog caught in barbed wire, 11/26/01
In denial of winter: that first blast reminds me, 11/12/01
John Wayne Jr., is over at our place, pilgrim, 11/5/01
Chewing, smacking drive me bonkers, 10/29/01
Of crispy critters and burning houses, 10/22/01
Just fork over the $$$, don't ask questions, 10/15/01
Some anniversary gift ideas: guns . . . ?, 10/8/01
Mother hen feathers raising a five year old boy, 10/1/01
Getting lost with my mother-in-law, 9/24/01
Comfort for those who are grieving, 9/17/01
Chasing butterflies in the cemetery, 9/10/01
Powerball, smowerball, 9/3/01
Now, aren't we smarter than that?, 8/27/01
Nine dollars' worth of garden weeds, 8/20/01
The fashion dinosaur goes back to school, 8/13/01
We are creatures of convenience, but let's cut it out for now, 8/6/01
Waltzing around town like nobody's business, 7/30/01
This is it; the wolf is at the door and the construction has begun, 7/23/01
Waverly Daze: a quiet coronation, 7/16/01
Sometimes you eat the bear, sometimes the bear eats you, 7/9/01
Walking sideways at the Herald office, 7/2/01
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