Restoring Mayberry

I might be repeating myself with so many water images, but that's what we're getting right now. Rivers that ordinarily creep gently ...

I don't link much to other blogs, but here are two articles I recommend. The first is from Michael Bomford of Energy Farms , comparing t...

In the last week I have been very busy and preoccupied with unexpected health issues, and I appreciate your patience during the break – I tr...

A mist floats between the hills, gray-brown with evergreen patches, where Highway 19 winds north of Eminence. A gravel road veers off to the...

The shooting deaths of six federally protected wild horses in southern Missouri have stirred advocates to action and prompted an unprecedent...

We have all been busy preparing for our second annual Feile na Samhna (FAY-la na SAU-na), the Halloween Festival, where I and several other ...

As the nights grow longer and winter approaches, this is a good time to plan your garden for next year – clear out the old plants, order see...

I had the honour to participate in an inspiring story recently. A young lady named Jennifer wrote me last month, saying she was concerned fo...

Folks, I don’t usually get political on this blog, except in the sense that everything from education to sex to race to religion to food is ...