Sixteen Tons Of Stories That Touch Your Heart
Laura Ingalls Wilder lived 1.5 miles north of Walnut Grove along the banks of Plum Creek from 1874 to 1876. Charles and Caroline Ingalls settled on the property in May 1874 declaring their intent to homestead it. Laura later in life would write a series of books that included, "On the Banks of Plum Creek". Join the Kuss Family on their mini journey back into the life and story of Laura Ingalls Wilder.
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posted by Duane Kuss @ 6:41 PM
During my 50 plus years of life I have taken great pride in being a "Renaissance Man", believing in the constant rebirth of life. In this same period I have had over 16 professions and have experienced everything from sanding drywall to sitting on the board of a small corporation. Life is a daily opportunity for new exploration and life-long learning. The meaning of life is based on the people you touch and the stories you leave behind.
Duane Kuss
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2 Comments:
At 11:39 AM,
Anonymous said…
Awesome!
I'm off to Atlanta on Monday to see my brother and will have to make a story as cool as yours.
At 1:57 PM,
CherylShuman.com said…
Very cool video! I remember the first time I visited Hollywood. My friend took me to the "Little House on the Prairie" set. Meeting with Michael Landon was so inspirational to me and I loved the series. You're doing some really great stuff. Thank you for sharing.
God bless,
Cheryl Shuman
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