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On My Mind: Goodbye Summer
September 22, 2026
There's a sad kind of goodbye that happens on my deck every year, and I never quite get used to it. The pots that have been full and spilling over with color since May —...
Crashing the Fish Fry at the Old Folks Home
September 16, 2026
Part 4 “Money Mona and “Milk Maid Mary”. “I remember Mona at the city office; I was a kid, but I’m not sure about Mary. Why did they call her...
Home Cooking: Game Day Snacks
September 15, 2026
At the Bergman house, fall officially arrives with the Minnesota Vikings home opener. That happened this past Sunday, and the Vikings won. Game day usually means it's my...
On My Mind: The Seasons of Friendship
September 15, 2026
One of my dearest friends is visiting this week from Florida, and I have been fretting about the weather.I had hoped Minnesota would behave itself and give her a few...
Fish Fry at the Old Folks Home/part 3 “The Old Establishment”
September 9, 2026
October 1958. Without any further business, the meeting was adjourned; the gavel rapped on the wooden disc the chairs began to slide. “Not so fast...
On My Mind: The Day the Country Became One
September 8, 2026
Twenty-five years later, I can still see the bulky television in the corner of my office.It was Tuesday morning, Sept. 11, 2001, and we were on deadline to produce our...
Fish Fry and the Old Folks Home Part Two/Crashing the Party
September 2, 2026
“Old Skunk Road” comes to an end when it reaches the city limit and merges with Highway 11. Overnight, about a quarter mile upwind from Oak View...
On My Mind: Confessions of a Reluctant Writer
September 1, 2026
It's good to be writing again, even though — if I'm honest — I don't really love the actual sitting-down-and-writing part of it. I never have. Every column starts the same...
The Fish Fry at the Old Folks Home
August 26, 2026
Part One. “Old Skunk Road”In 1920, Highway 11 was built on a natural sand ridge, a leftover beach from a long-receded ancient lake. The highway was...
On My Mind: Charged
August 25, 2026
Life used to feel simpler.Not simple, exactly, but simpler in the sense that fewer things demanded our attention before we could even get out the door.We had a telephone,...
On My Mind: Mud Pies
August 18, 2026
A few weeks ago, I spent an entire afternoon on my knees in the flower bed, waging war against quack grass. If you've never pulled it, count...
On My Mind: A Loss Without a Name
August 11, 2026
We all carry a strange kind of ledger in our heads — hundreds, maybe thousands of people we've known just enough to nod to. The mail carrier who retired. The waitress who...
On My Mind: The Train That Makes Grown Men Cry
August 4, 2026
My husband, Rolly, has been in love with trains for as long as I’ve known him. He dreamed of being a train engineer as a young boy, but was...
Norwegian Coffee
July 16, 2026
On May 17th 1814, the constitution was signed by Edsvold freeing Norway from Danish rule. In November of 1814, a union was established between...
When Summer Didn't Require Tweezers
June 17, 2026
One of the things that I liked most about my youth was the absence of ticks.I find myself spending way too much time pondering why they seem so...
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