Month: February 2020
Pearl’s Vase
Some columns write themselves; I suspect this will be one of those. Back in the 1990’s, I got to know Lloyd Noreen. I knew of Lloyd before but was formally introduced to him by his daughter, Wendy. LLoyd and I began an excellent relationship that really helped me learn and grow. I worked for him … Continue reading Pearl’s Vase
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Grain Bin Safety
Rob Crowe’s dream machine
I find the most interesting people by chance, just like last weekend at the Goodridge-Grygla 500 snowmobile race. Rob Crowe from Salol was there. Crowe was there because of his interest in snowmobiles, which he’s always had. He’s always liked mechanical things, has done a little stock-car racing and is an admitted motorhead. Crowe moved … Continue reading Rob Crowe’s dream machine
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Carwash Daydreams
Bin Safety
As the former Dispatch Supervisor for the Pennington County Sheriff’s Office, I always looked ahead to the next season. Tornado season, blizzard season and grass fires were something for which we tried to prepare. Last fall, I knew there would be a deadly season, grain bin accidents. Last fall and winter were wet, which … Continue reading Bin Safety
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Writing worth reading (or in this case-listening to)
Daydreaming at the car wash
It’s been warm lately so both Lisa and I have recently washed our vehicles. This is not something we typically do in late January however this is not a typical January. I like a good car wash. I typically get a coffee before driving into the wash bay and relax and enjoy the experience, especially … Continue reading Daydreaming at the car wash