No Lemonade Today! - Mittlelstadt, Jim
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There was a time and place during each summer when winter was given back to folks in a small Minnesota farming town. Winter was simply saved by cutting up the town's ice skating rink and storing that ice in a large barn until summer arrived. The ice man would then begin to deliver those winter memories so folks could put it in their ice boxes to keep their food cool and fresh. Those young boys in that small farming town should have known better. Sneaking into the icehouse was not intended to cool off! But rather, it was to verify how cool they thought they were. Such thinking could lead to…mehr

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There was a time and place during each summer when winter was given back to folks in a small Minnesota farming town. Winter was simply saved by cutting up the town's ice skating rink and storing that ice in a large barn until summer arrived. The ice man would then begin to deliver those winter memories so folks could put it in their ice boxes to keep their food cool and fresh. Those young boys in that small farming town should have known better. Sneaking into the icehouse was not intended to cool off! But rather, it was to verify how cool they thought they were. Such thinking could lead to catching some chilling outcome, or maybe even catching a little heat!
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Many, many years ago, Dr. Jim Mittelstadt began his journey of growing up. It was in a small farming town in Minnesota. The memories of those fun, mischievous, scary, and unbelievable times became stories that he has loved to share as a storyteller. Decades passed as he told those stories within school auditoriums, hundreds of classrooms, churches, universities, conferences, festivals, and many other settings. Though having taught over 40 years in public schools and universities, he admits with a smile that he still hasn't grown up.Knowing that many, many years are probably not left has caused him to take those spoken memories and transfer them into print-No Lemonade Today!, is the first. Hope you enjoy it.