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OLD DOG TRAY, 1853

LYRICS

The morn of life is past,
And evening comes at last;
It brings me a dream of a once happy day,
Of merry forms I’ve seen
Upon the village green,
Sporting with my old dog Tray.

Chorus:
Old dog Tray’s ever faithful,
Grief cannot drive him away,
He’s gentle, he is kind;
I’ll never, never find
A better friend than old dog [...]

Ethel and her friend, Ginger, will be perfoming tonite at the

Phoenix Suns game against the Washington Wizards.

Ethel and Ginger are both members of the Tip Top dancers

and last February, Ethel, postponed her colon cancer surgery

in order that she would be able to perform in the Sun City variety

show.

you go, Golden Grannies!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Ethel is the lady with the orange tam. Two years ago she performed

again and Dan generously provided tickets in order that after she performed she might join the audience for the remainder of the

game.Dan also provided tickets for my nephew,Roger Nelson

dvm- and his wife Barbara.

Ethel has been sidelined with a colon cancer operation and    

chemo and [...]

in icu Sacred Heart Hospital  

  Jim Entenman and family »

From the 1907 diary of Gullik Nelson Rye

April 2, l907-I had nothing to do and the day seemed very long. Ha, HaHa.
April 3, 1907 -Warm weather-H.. to me over to H..S eve.
April 4 -Cold n. wind, I dragged all day. Ole hagen discked.
April 5, -Cold [...]

I went first class in  2002. I bought into the slogan, leave the

driving to us. As I was N-orwegian I complied with Whyoming

rules and sat in the back of the bus.

This hillside home site is where Gary and Darva can look out over

the Bighorn Mountians some 80 miles away. I visited them in July

of 2002. Today, I received two packets of homemade lefse from

them. Oh, Happy Day!!!!. Also, some honey sticks from his brother

Dale and Jill in Renner, South Dakota.

Their home site here is outside [...]

Lefse is a Norwegian original. Colorful stories carry it back to the time of the Vikings, but history shows potatoes first appearing in Norway some 250 years ago. On the traditional Norwegian homestead, enough lefse would be made at one time to last for up to a year. Fortunately for you, we offer packages of [...]