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Too Much in Common
Posted by Scott Stowell on January 30, 2019 | Add new comment
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The principle extends to a variety of elements in life. For instance, it helps us regulate behaviors like road rage.
The Truth about Magic
Posted by Scott Stowell on December 24, 2018 | Add new comment
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I had gone to bed but wasn’t sleeping even though I wanted to. Considerable holiday enthusiasm and experience had versed me in bedtime protocol: Santa’s arrival is quicker when sleep consumes the night.
Ravens' Hymnal
Posted by Scott Stowell on November 18, 2018 | Add new comment
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The snow keeps no secrets.
Good Hunting?
Posted by Scott Stowell on October 28, 2018 | Add new comment
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Initially, my answer was based on what I estimated to be their definition of good deer hunting.
North Woods Memorial
Posted by Scott Stowell on July 16, 2018 | Add new comment
This was the opposite.
The banquet hall beside the lake spoke to 100 years of weddings, graduations, and Hook & Bullet fundraisers. It was a spacious log structure built to take a licking. Ancient moose antlers adorned the doorsill above the entryway. Framed textile images of boreal landscapes charmed the walls.
Resupply of Optimism
Posted by Scott Stowell on June 28, 2018 | 1 Comment
I’m fortunate to know some people coming up from behind who wear their hearts on their sleeves. There’s the team at Ely Outfitting Company where I drive shuttles in summer. My job is to transport paddlers and their outdoor gear to and from wilderness entry points in the Boundary Waters. The work also doubles as a great way to collect ideas for stories. But with these co-workers, their energy and optimism are the story.
Garden Grunt
Posted by Scott Stowell on May 19, 2018 | Add new comment
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For another, I get to mess with power tools and play in the dirt. We got a new tiller that required assembly. I’m an instruction-follower, but I don’t know why.
Fiction Comes from Somewhere
Posted by Scott Stowell on April 17, 2018 | Add new comment
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My wife, DyAnne, and I just finished our annual Northern Exposure party. It’s a weekend-long affair that began as a single-day event with family when the series was in its heyday.
Act Your Age: The Rivalry Runs Deep
Posted by Scott Stowell on February 09, 2018 | 1 Comment
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The final dog team had arrived and Billy’s was packed with mushers, handlers, race officials, volunteers, and fans like my wife and me.
Careful with Your Carcass
Posted by Scott Stowell on January 02, 2018 | 1 Comment
Holiday trimmings aren’t just décor at our house. In keeping with the holiday spirit, we occasionally share food trimmings from the bones of animals who gave themselves to us with our neighbor ravens. Now that the holidays have wrapped up, we’d like to think the ravens had a bountiful season from our yard.