January 2010
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Mansfield Announces New Documentary
Rocky Ridge Review announces a new Laura Ingalls Wilder documentary.
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Kitty Latane Resigns from Pepin Newsletter
Kitty Latane, long time editor of “Notes from Pepin” resigns from her post.
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The Long Winter, Chapter 5: After the Storm
After that first blizzard, the cattle are frozen, and Pa releases the little bird.
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The Haders’ Little House
A description of the tie between Elmer and Berta Hader and Rose and Laura.
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The Long Winter, Chapter 4: October Blizzard
That’s right, an OCTOBER BLIZZARD. But don’t worry, there are beans and tea.
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Blizzard Warnings in Minnesota–Again
Right now, I feel a good deal like Florence Garland did in 1880:
“Miss Garland was thinking and biting her lip. She could not decide to dismiss school because of a storm, but this storm frightened her.
“‘I ought to tell her what to do,’ Laura thought. But she could not think what to do. It was
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The T-shirts Are IN
…And they look FABULOUS. Check it out:
There’s still plenty of time to order yours! (That’s my untidy office bookshelf in the background.)
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The Long Winter, Chapter 3: The Fall of the Year
This chapter is also known as “The One With The Green Pumpkin Pie.” Frost, schmost! Ma knows what to do!
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Republished: Henry Ford’s Own Story by Rose Wilder Lane
Most of Rose’s books came out before the magic year where copyrighted books currently pass into public domain. Several publishing companies have taken to reprinting these books. They don’t have to pay anything for the text, so except for the costs of actual book production, the entire price of the book is profit. I wrote
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Happy Laura Ingalls Wilder Day!
What? You hadn’t heard?
That’s right, today is officially “Laura Ingalls Wilder Day” in the state of Wisconsin, as proclaimed by its governor, Jim Doyle. The proclamation was presented at 1 pm today by Lt. Governor Barbara Lawton at the Overture Center of the Arts in Madison, Wisconsin, where Little House on the Prairie: The Musical
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