Articles by Amy Magnus :: Page 13
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BLOG-Tiny Homes for Garden Folk
Sarah Strong’s gifts to this community keep mounting.
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BLOG- Set to Stew
In the late months of summer, my husband and I test the capacity of our kitchen.
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BLOG-Perspective
Jason Morgan gives a shout out to his supporters on the opening night of his one man show at the Springfield Museum of Art.
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BLOG-Without A Hitch
The Yellow Springs Kids Playhouse confronts adversity in a show of strength.
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BLOG-Black Currant and Basil
Cast in contrast against bright green, the purple-black berries and basil leaves bring a pleasant zing zang zoom to my summer.
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BLOG-Spoon into the Neighborhood Nest
In an artistic endeavor, it is one thing to see the individual elements under preparation. It is quite another thing to see them composed in the artist’s final rendering.
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BLOG-Be You. Be Recognized.
If we follow these rainbows, we’re destined to end up closer to our authentic center.
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BLOG-Bounty from the Bramble
We risk being aggressively overrun by the unpredictable.
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BLOG-Water Power
For his fifth birthday, my son gets a tower that grows up!
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BLOG-A Walk in the Glen
There is so much to see, so much to surprise as Glen Helen—like a young child—shifts, metamorphizes, and grows.
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