As the end of summer wraps up, I am eager for cool, fall weather with pretty turning leaves and crops coming off the fields. Being able to have the windows open to enjoy that fresh air and the sound of leaves crunching is my favorite. Besides I enjoy a little pumpkin spice cappuccino and bringing […]
Today feels like the beginning of summer here in Northern Minnesota. Today we’re blessed with 92 degrees of sun and a slight breeze. We’ve had 30-40 mph winds the last week so it’s glorious not hearing the wind Especially since it wrecks our carefully planted fields, causes more stress in our farming household. Just a
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First of all, insomnia stinks! For the last ten years of my life, I either can’t get tired enough to fall asleep or wake up super early and can’t get back to sleep. I blame menopause and overthinking. I know I’m not alone because if I go on Facebook I see many of my fellow
It’s amazing to me how much I learn every day about hearing loss and the people who have it. For my social media, I am scouring the internet for interesting informative articles and inspirational stories and quotes. Through this, I have learned such a vast amount of information. Lately, I have read about the difference
Let me start by saying, I am grateful for all that I have. Nothing is by far perfect in my house or family but I try to see the good in situations. One thing that brings my heart happiness is hearing from a family that bought Super Kena and how it’s their child’s favorite book!
I’ve never been so happy to get a new, hopeful year in my life! It’s been a long time since I’ve sat down to do my blog. It’s been difficult to find uplifting and inspiring reflection. I know that it’s been a rough year for everyone, I’m no different but it sure could have been
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Contributed by Debbie Clason, staff writer, Healthy HearingJuly 6, 2020 Two-year-old Kena didn’t notice that her hearing aids were attracting attention during storytime at the library—but her mom did. “I can’t let other kids define who Kena is,” her mom, Krystyna, confided to Kena’s grandmother that evening. “I want her to be fierce.” The conversation resonated with Grandma Becky Cymbaluk,
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It’s been awhile since I sat down to write a blog. I have been spending the “shelter in place” Covid time keeping very busy at home. Doing what? you say. All of the “normal” home routines of washing clothes, cleaning the house, making supper, etc. Besides all of the humdrum stuff, I’ve made time to
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Wow, things sure can change fast. It’s hard to believe that we are living in a world in which a rogue virus can bring everyone to their knees. I feel like this coronavirus is spreading like a wild fire that we really don’t know when it will completely end. Being an introvert by nature,
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