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- Finding Dimes
- WordPress Defender: Protect Your Blog
- The Narcissist: A User’s Guide is Live
- Tecumseh – Courageous Warrior and Statesman
- Pontiac – A Fiery Musket Against the British Lion
- Shortcake Wars
- Beautiful Autumn in Fly-Over Land
- Hunting and Cooking with Wild Morel Mushrooms
- In the Footsteps of F. Scott Fitzgerald
- Back in Farm Country
- What We Learned in Our First Month of Location Independence
- Dennis Wuebker, RIP
- What Our Move to Location Independence is Not
- What I Learned from Motherhood
- Laying the Keel
Monthly Archives: January 2011
Dennis Wuebker, RIP
Pete’s dad, Dennis – the Wuebkers’ Top Gun – passed peacefully with his family at his side on January 22, 2011. Reunited with Joan, the love of his life. Rest in peace, Grandpa, and we’ll see you up at the … Continue reading
Posted in Family
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Comfort Food for Winter Birthdays
Marrying into a family of exceptional cooks was more of a boon than an intimidating prospect for me. Since Pete gladly and regularly takes on kitchen duties, my rare-by-comparison kitchen time is usually spent doing special occasion or holiday baking. … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
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nookColor: A Review
What do you get the man who has everything? Such was my dilemma before Pete’s birthday in December. I’m hypersensitive to differentiating birthdays close to Christmas, but the tendency to combine the two into one gifting event looms large every … Continue reading
Posted in What We Know
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In Three Words: 2011
My long term love affair with words shows no sign of abating. I am not alone. Readers and writers alike appreciate the transformative power of words, their etymology, and the satisfaction that arises out of using them as one would … Continue reading
Posted in What We Know
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Peter and Betsy Wuebker are location-independent professionals who share what they know about travel, simplicity and integrating work with life. 