A Not So Fun 4th and Tough Week for Faith

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The other day Faith and I were standing in line at the pharmacy, and someone asked her, "How was your 4th of July?" She responded quite honestly, "Terrible!"  Yes, it was definitely not a very fun 4th. In fact, this whole week has been one challenge after another. The only thing we really did for the 4th was go to Art in the Park in Mandan, which was last Friday. Faith found a new tie-dye t-shirt, and I enjoyed a yummy root beer float.  Art in the Park in Mandan on the 3rd I had actually gone with the goal of getting an Indian taco, but it was so humid, I didn't feel like eating anything hot. Because it was so warm, we only stayed for an hour before heading back to Bismarck. That night, I noticed that Faith seemed uncomfortable in her chair, almost like she was having pain. She told me she needed to get out and lie down. I thought maybe being out in the high humidity had been too much for her or that she was having muscle spasms. After she lay down for a bit...

North Dakota

 


Attractions Along River Road in Bismarck, North Dakota

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Jonathan Toews and Other NHL Hockey Players From UND

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Famous North Dakotans 

The state of North Dakota doesn't churn out a ton of famous people like some states. But the celebrities, athletes, and other well-known people from this great state are pretty amazing! 

Why Bismarck, North Dakota is a Great Place to Live

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The Bakken Oil Boom and Watford City, North Dakota - Home Will Never be the Same

I grew up in Watford City, North Dakota. At the time, the town with only 2,000 residents was anything but a city. Due to the oil boom in McKenzie County and the surrounding area, the population has more than tripled, making it the 13th most populous city in North Dakota. 

Janu"weary" in North Dakota 

This post about one of the coldest months during North Dakota's frigid winters includes a poem written by my dad that inspired the title. 

North Dakota Blogs: 

North Dakota Nice 

Say Anything 

Karen R. Sanderson

The Prairie Blog

State Historical Society of North Dakota 

Moms Club of Bismarck 



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