Archive for September 2008
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THE GAZETTE NEEDS YOU
By Barbara Mellon
Throughout the hills and hollows of Andes there are things going on that our little crew doesn’t know anything about. We need you to help us. There are stories, ideas, anxieties that should be shared with others in the community, and we want to see that happen.
WHY ON EARTH DO I COME TO ANDES EVERY SINGLE SUMMER?
By Jasmine Calvert
Our days started at about 8 or 9 with breakfast and swim lessons at the pool. I, of course, somehow weaseled out of the swim lessons …
GRUMPY OLD MEN FINISH THE JOB
By Harley Quinn
At first it seemed too simple for our noble crew… There simply wasn’t enough adversity to the task to generate the grumpiness the old men required.
GARDEN PHYLLISOPHY – September 2008
By Phyllis Galowitz
I’m still enjoying the late summer garden in mid-August; the phlox, in brilliant red-violet and snowy white, the black-eyed Susans, bright yellow, the coneflowers, and oh—the lavender!
