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Maggie Turner Page by Page: Urbansteading

Canadian Online Personal Journal since 1999

Tag: grandparents

First Visit

Saturday, May 31, 2014 Last night, when Attila arrived home late from work, after having worked overtime, we had a quick supper, loaded the car with bug spray, loppers, and cleaning supplies, and headed towards the camp. Upon arrival I geared up, with rubber boots, layers of long sleeved shirts, head net over hat with… Continue reading First Visit

Published June 2, 2014
Categorized as 2014, Journal, June Tagged camp lot, grandparents, mom, mosquito, outhouse, rhubarb, view

The Right Direction

Attila and I are in the process of purchasing a vacant lot north of our country house. Someday we might say to ourselves, “what were we thinking!” So here it is, in writing, just exactly what we are thinking in doing such a thing. I will begin with my Grandparents, who were central in my… Continue reading The Right Direction

Published April 27, 2014
Categorized as 2014, April, Journal Tagged grandparents, vacant lot

My Brothers

Today I am remembering a project that I worked on with my two youngest brothers; I am the eldest of six. We were involved with digging a trench and installing a drainage pipe for an ancient septic system. None of us had ever tackled such an “aged” project before. We all had our own unique… Continue reading My Brothers

Published March 8, 2013
Categorized as 2013, Journal, March Tagged agism, brothers, cumulative experience, grandmother, grandparents
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