Pennie Hunt

5 days ago | wyomingnews.com | Pennie Hunt

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1 week ago | wyomingnews.com | Pennie Hunt

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2 weeks ago | rapidcityjournal.com | Pennie Hunt

I can’t chew gum. Oh, I used to. I always had gum in my purse, my car, and my mouth. I was familiar with small sugar-free kinds. The big bubble gum kinds. And the juicy flavored kinds. I would chew and chew until the taste and juice was gone and all that was left was a tuff, stiff wad that I would continue to chew until my jaw ached. No matter how hard I chewed, it would never return to its original soft flavor. I would finally dispose of it, replace it with a new stick, and begin the process again.

2 weeks ago | wyomingnews.com | Pennie Hunt

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3 weeks ago | rapidcityjournal.com | Pennie Hunt

When my grandkids were toddlers, they would reach their arms up to me. What do you do when a child does this? You lift them up, right? Toddlers can only see at the level of our kneecaps, so they want to be lifted to see the big, amazing world that we see. My grandkids also wanted to see if I had cookies on my kitchen counter. When children are that size, parents and grandparents lift them. We teach them about life and show them what is right and wrong. We lift their minds and their hearts.