Patrick Klausen
Recent Pieces from Patrick Klausen
Winter: Where the Wild Rivers Run ~ Cheryl-Anne Millsap
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From: Spokane Public Radio
We crossed the Clark Fork River on our way out of Missoula, Montana. The sun was just coming up and the sky along the horizon was fading, changing from a deep indigo to ...
Winter in Glacier National Park | Cheryl-Anne Millsap
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From: Spokane Public Radio
We drove into the west entrance of Glacier National Park late in the clear February morning and our tires crunched into the frozen crust of last week’s snowfall. The cold, ...
Cheryl-Anne Millsap: Valentine's Day
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From: Spokane Public Radio
The author reminds her loved ones that the valentines keep coming all year long.
Cheryl-Anne Millsap: The Carol of the Bells
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From: Spokane Public Radio
The Salvation Army bell ringer, bundled up to stay warm in weather that has turned brutal overnight, stands just beside the front door of the busy store. Ringing the bell, ...
Cheryl-Anne Millsap: Cold comfort
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From: Spokane Public Radio
This time of year, even when the spirit isn’t really there at all, we can decorate and party and shop ourselves into a state of manufactured joy. But comfort is impossible ...
Cheryl-Anne Millsap: Thanks to the Dog.
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From: Spokane Public Radio
"For most of my adult life, I’ve had my hands on the wheel. With lists on my mind and places to be and things to do. I’ve worked hard and tried to do what was expected of me. ...
Cheryl-Anne Millsap: The power of pink
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From: Spokane Public Radio
October is breast cancer awareness month.
Cheryl-Anne Millsap: October Days.
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From: Spokane Public Radio
Each month brings its own special feeling. October is a month of apple-crisp days, cool nights and the sense that time is moving on.
Cheryl-Anne Millsap: Gathering lessons in the fallen leaves.
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From: Spokane Public Radio
"I wanted to tell him that this was only beginning. That for the rest of his life that little girl, who no matter how old she was would always be his baby, would walk into ...
