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
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Our Historic Barns Headed for Extinction?
Prince Edward County had a farming heyday in the 19th century, a period when the great wooden barns were
Haying and Heat, Always Together
Now that it’s the hottest time of the year it is time to cut hay. For hundreds of years, farmers
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Far Flung Romance Made New Again
Kisses of Gold is the new ebook edition of one of the first romance novels I ever wrote many years
Country Roads, Take Me Home. Or Maybe on a Good Road Trip
It’s road season in the country No snowbanks, no black ice, no whiteouts, no blizzards. Turtle-dodging month is over. They
Does Anyone Else Think it’s Immoral to Sell Water?
When the first bottled water appeared on grocery shelves, we all fell about laughing. Who would be idiot enough to