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Friday Field Trip: E.D. Sweeney Building
The Sweeney Building on the southwest corner of King and Curry was one of the earliest commercial buildings in Carson City. Continue reading Friday Field Trip: E.D. Sweeney Building
Mid-week Wisdom: Some notes on working vacations
“Man is so made that he can only find relaxation from one kind of labor by taking up another.” Anatole France, French novelist (1844 – 1924) Continue reading Mid-week Wisdom: Some notes on working vacations
Mid-week Wisdom
Book Report: Local history, local author
The Better Half: A Novel of the Nevada Divorce Ranch Era by P.W. Borgman My rating: 4 of 5 stars … Continue reading Book Report: Local history, local author
Book Report: Just in case you need it
The Reading List was a book club choice. I knew nothing about it, but reserved both the Kindle and audiobook … Continue reading Book Report: Just in case you need it
Mid-week Wisdom and/or Mischief
My mission? I’m with Maya
A little heads-up for my readers
Another National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo) has come and gone with nowhere near a full-blown novel to show for it. It seems what I have written is a short sequel–perhaps even an extended epilogue–to my 2020 novel “Us, Now and Then.” Continue reading A little heads-up for my readers
Lorie Smith Schaefer 
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