Dead Things in the Country. Nature’s Recycle System.
Yes, life starts out cute. Baby robins, killdeer chicks, ultra adorable little red squirrels and, if you’re lucky enough to […]
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My Collection of Fences. Line Up of History.
Walking around, I don’t think of fences much, except that they be in enough repair to keep the cattle in.
Winter Lies in Wait. First Light, Icy Touch.
Out riding my bike. Tiny white things bounce off my knees. What? What? The clouds have dandruff? I’m being pelted
Ladybug Apocalypse
It’s November. It’s almost summer warm. And the ladybugs have gone frantic. Just when we thought all the insects had
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Why are Monsters, Aliens, Dinosaurs, Spectres and Rogue Robots Always so Mad?
Hey, it’s Halloween. So I’ll toss out the question that has bugged me for years. Why are nearly all the
Our Town Hall, Taking Votes for 140 Years
I voted this October 19 Monday to do my bit for democracy. And bring in a new government for the
I am an Agister. Hint: Old English. Has to do with Cattle
According to the List of Old English professions, I am an agister: a person who affords pasture to the livestock
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Autumn Visitor, Autumn Casualty. Bye, Bye Handsome Bug.
It just showed up, clinging to the screen, still quite alive but not willing to move. I took its picture,
Update on our Bridge. It’s Still There.
It’s been a year now since our village bridge was replaced. The work closed our road nearly all summer, requiring
Wars, More Wars, Terror, Refugee Misery. Time to Deal with Male Violence at the Source?
Those pitiful tides of refugees begging asylum all had homes and a country of their own before they had to