The Long Winter, Chapter 13: We’ll Weather the Blast!
Guest post by Susan Barton Malphurs
Another bone-chilling sunrise, more ravaging winds with “wild voices,” yet Pa sings. He calls to Caroline that he is headed to the barn, but the fires are going. Ma advises the girls to remain in bed until the house is warmer. Laura can’t rest. The howl
The Long Winter, Ch. 10: Three Days’ Blizzard
Almanzo makes pancakes, thinks about protecting his seed wheat, and recalls how he said “You can put me down as 21.”
Walnut Grove’s Making a Classroom Cookbook
Nicole Elzenga, Collections Manager at the Laura Ingalls Wilder Museum in Walnut Grove, Minnesota, tells Beyond Little House that the museum is working on another cookbook to add to their collection. (“Tastes of Plum Creek: Volume II” was published in 2005 and is still currently available in the Walnut Grove gift store and online.)
The Walnut Grove
The Long Winter, Chapter 9: Cap Garland
Remember when Laura and Carrie got stuck in the blizzard on the way home from school and Cap walked off into the swirling snow?
Melissa Gilbert on the Today Show
The Today Show had a nice segment on Little House on the Prairie: the Musical. Watch it here:
Today Show Interview with Melissa Gilbert
All of De Smet United In New Web Site Venture
De Smet’s attractions support one another in a joint web site promoting the town … precisely what every Laura fan would love to see.
The Long Winter, Chapter 5: After the Storm
After that first blizzard, the cattle are frozen, and Pa releases the little bird.
Announcing LauraPalooza 2010: Legacies
Read all about it:
LAURAPALOOZA 2010: Conference Celebrating Laura Ingalls Wilder Hits Minnesota in July














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