Neighbors – a Lesson in Balance
I’ve spent the last three days clearing brush (mostly bull briars) and doing little else but that. The thickets (although to me, thickets is so not the right word as…
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July 30, 2019
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Corn, maybe
So dear reader, I was prepared as of this morning to sit and type my next post while exulting in my success in finally getting my corn to grow. Indeed,…
July 25, 2019
The Beaten Oak
A recent hike reminded me of a lesson I knew well, but of which I had lost sight. We all have our dreams, goals, desires, wants, and wishes in life…
July 23, 2019
Thoughts From Under the Stars
Upholding a somewhat new, but increasingly important tradition, my two grandsons and I slept outside in the back of the truck, under the stars. Now in our third year of…
July 17, 2019
Hiding in the Shadows
Not to jump on the viral video band wagon, but it is a phenomena that just can’t be ignored. Frankly, I think it began with the ice water challenge some…
July 13, 2019
Maize or corn organic planting in cornfield. It is fruit of corn for harvesting by manual labor.
Rocks, Roots, and Corn….Maybe
So, my corn “growing” to which I alluded in my last post. For those of you who have read all my posts, especially over the last two months, you’ve surely…
July 7, 2019
Look Into Nature
Einstein said: “Look deep into nature and then you will understand everything better.” A huge part of my retirement has been devoted to the outdoors, whether it be out in…
July 4, 2019