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Column: March, the month of ‘Bluster,’ is here

I spent the sunny days last weekend catching up on my never-ending quest to pull more wood sorrel and mow the lawn when it occurred to me that March has arrived.
But it’s a picture is worth a thousand words — and this picture, to me, is worth a million memories. Jean Roman, whose mother was a close friend of my mom’s, sent the picture.
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