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By Sandra Hume on April 29, 2010
Imagine a world where Mr. Edwards was a mortgage broker.
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Posted in Charles Ingalls (Pa), Cultural Impact, Laura's Legacy |
By Sandra Hume on April 26, 2010
I love Laura Ingalls’ engagement story, in part because I don’t have one of my own. Fans share their engagement stories here.
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Posted in Almanzo Wilder, These Happy Golden Years |
By Amy Lauters on April 23, 2010
Betsy-Tacy fans will be well served at LauraPalooza in Mankato, MN this summer.
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Posted in Cultural Impact, LauraPalooza 2010: Legacies, Playing Laura |
By Rebecca Brammer on April 22, 2010
What are your natural “moving pictures” that you get to enjoy in your everyday life?
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Posted in Uncategorized |
By Rebecca Brammer on April 19, 2010
How much do you know about Rose Wilder Lane’s Libertarian legacy?
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Posted in Uncategorized |
By Beyond Little House on April 13, 2010
“Lord, we thank Thee for all Thy bounty.” That was all Pa said, but it seemed to say everything.
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Posted in The Long Winter |
By Sandra Hume on April 12, 2010
“Je-ru-salem crickets! If it isn’t our Christmas turkey, still frozen solid!”
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Posted in The Long Winter |
By Sandra Hume on April 12, 2010
Order now to lock in old prices — new prices go into effect in June 2010.
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Posted in The Homesteader Newsletter |
By Beyond Little House on April 11, 2010
Dean Butler takes on Laura herself with his latest documentary.
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Posted in Almanzo Wilder, Laura's Legacy | Tagged Dean Butler Legacy Documentaries |
By Beyond Little House on April 10, 2010
Guest post by Barb Mayes Boustead Spring is here! Those of us who live on the Plains know the sense of relief all too well, how feeling mild temperatures and seeing green growth lifts the spirits. Warm weather arrived abruptly in mid-April after the last snow. Yet the town still waits for the trains, as
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Posted in The Long Winter |
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