
Southwestern Minnesota prairie
After 18 months of blogging for Minnesota Moments magazine, my personal blog debuts.
You won’t see any changes here in writing style and topics.
I will continue to write from my heart—about everyday life, about places I visit, things I do, observations I make about the world around me.
My writing reflects my down-to-earth personality and my appreciation for the simple things in life.
I’m the woman who hangs clothes on a clothesline, relishes a good book, shops garage sales, savors the tart tang of rhubarb crisp, breathes in the intoxicating scent of freshly-cut alfalfa and appreciates Minnesota, the place I call home.
So, in choosing my blog name, I turned to my roots, which reach deep into the southwestern Minnesota prairie. I haven’t lived there for decades, but this place of big skies, wide open spaces and unceasing wind shaped the person I became and the writer who evolved.
Today I write from southeastern Minnesota, my work still influenced by my native prairie. There, in stark surroundings, I learned to not just hear, but listen to, the land, for it truly does speak.
It made me a better writer.
So, welcome to my blog, Minnesota Prairie Roots.
Return often.
Share your thoughts.
But mostly, learn to appreciate your world. All of it.

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