Notebook
March 22nd, 2013 by Gary Osberg

Good frosty morning from Collegeville. Zero degrees on the car dashboard display. Yuk. My brother Bill is in Arizona. Smart. No way that I am going to get the seed potatoes in the ground by next Friday. There is a 15 foot pile of snow where my garden was last year. I love Yukon Gold potatoes freshly dug from Mother Earth.

There is a village in central Minnesota with only one resident. It is near an old mill close to a stream. That would be Mill Stream Village in St. Joseph, and the one resident would be me. I moved in to a cottage in the village on Monday during a blizzard. Two guys from Red’s Transfer arrived at the loft at 8:15 in the morning and they left the village at 11:15. One fellow had been doing this work for over 20 years and the other 16. I did not hear them say “oops” even once. I still can’t find the box with the tea pot, but I did find the sauce pan, so all is well. The cottage to the south of mine is in the Parade of Homes , # 24, this weekend, so check it out. For more info on being a neighbor, go to www.millstreamvillage.net

The A Prairie Home Companion show this week is a re-broadcast of a show done in April of 2009 in the Town Hall in New York City. Special guests include Wynton Marsalis and Heather Masse.
The News From Lake Wobegon features a story about a ritual argument between Mrytle and Florian Krebsbach. Enjoy the show.

The Freedom Flight & Honor Flight fundraiser is tomorrow night at the VFW on 18th Avenue North in St. Cloud. Call Luke at 654-1156.

“It has been said that a pretty face is a passport. But it’s not, it’s a visa, and it runs out fast.” Julie Burchill

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