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Tag Archives: canning
Feeling Useful
A few years ago, while my husband Bob and I were walking along the walking path near our home, we spotted a friend’s vegetable garden. It had gone from freshly plowed dirt to medium-sized plants almost overnight, so we knew … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Reminiscing
Tagged birthday, canning, Caryn's Thoughts, family, gardening, grandpa knox, memories, vegetables, weeds
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Busy Hands
My mother-in-law, Joann Schulenberg was a hard-working woman most of her life. It wasn’t necessarily that she did hard physical labor, but she always had busy hands. Having a garden vegetable garden all her life, she spent the harvest seasons … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Loss, Reminiscing
Tagged Alzheimer's Disease, baking, birthday, canning, Caryn's Thoughts, crocheting, family, memories, mom
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He Saw His Shadow
The first official Groundhog Day celebration in the United States took place on February 2, 1887, in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, but it had its roots in Germany and was brought to the United States as a German tradition. Continue reading
Posted in Family, Humor, Loss, Reminiscing
Tagged birthday, canning, Caryn's Thoughts, family, german tradition, grandma, memories, outhouse, pennsylvania, punxsutawney phil, spring, winter
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That Orphaned Feeling
It seems impossible to me that my mother-in-law, Joann Schulenberg could be gone now for two years. She was such a fighter, when it came to her health. There were a number of times that we thought we had lost her, Continue reading
Posted in Family, Health, Loss, Reminiscing
Tagged Alzheimer's Disease, canning, Caryn's Thoughts, crocheting, family, knitting, memories, mother-in-law, sleep
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In His Garden
Last June while my husband, Bob and I were walking on the path near our home, we noticed a friend’s vegetable garden. Since it had gone from plowed dirt to medium sized plants, virtually over night, we knew that they … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Kids, Reminiscing
Tagged birthday, canning, Caryn's Thoughts, family, garden, grandpa, grandson, memories, outdoors, plants, weeds
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Always Welcoming
My husband, Bob’s Aunt Pearl Hein is a very ambitious person. For years, she has raised a garden, and canned tons of vegetables. She and Uncle Eddie have long been very busy people…maybe too busy sometimes. Pearl worked for many … Continue reading
Posted in Family, History, Reminiscing
Tagged aunt, birthday, canning, Caryn's Thoughts, family, Forsyth, garden, History, memories, Montana, Texas
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Soft-Spoken Man
My husband’s uncle, Eddie Hein has always been a soft-spoken man, who had a big impact on the lives of those around him. I remember the first time I met Eddie. I liked him and his wife, Pearl very much. … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Genealogy, Reminiscing
Tagged canning, Caryn's Thoughts, colstrip, family, Forsyth, garden, heart, memories, Montana, peabody coal, tractors, uncle
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Twice As Nice
To beĀ given a mom who is wonderful and sweet is a great blessing indeed, but to be blessed with two of them is twice as nice. Of course, I don’t have two moms exactly, but I have a mom and … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Loss, Love, Reminiscing
Tagged canning, Caryn's Thoughts, city girl, country girl, family, garden, memories, mom, Mother's Day, mother-in-law, women
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On Duty
My father-in-law has always been a hard working man. He worked hard all his life, beginning at 13 when he went to live at a ranch not far from his home, to work milking cows and hauling hay, for a … Continue reading
Posted in Family
Tagged Alzheimer's Disease, canning, Caryn's Thoughts, children, cleans, family, father-in-law, house, knitting, memories, mother-in-law
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Grandpa’s Vegetable Garden
Bob’s family lived out in the country when I first met and later married him. They wanted to be able to raise farm animals, if they wanted to, and they later did do, as did we, but they also liked … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Reminiscing
Tagged canning, Caryn's Thoughts, country, family, fruit, garden, grandpa, jelly, memories, ranch, town, vegetables
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