Monthly Archives: December 2016

Life is short, Break the rules. Forgive quickly, Kiss slowly. Laugh uncontrollably and never regret anything that makes you smile.

Whose woods these are I’ve not a clue, but if you go I’ll come with you.

Goodnight moon. Goodnight light, and the red balloon. Peace to you all.

“Try not to get worried Try not to turn on to Problems that upset you (oh) Don’t you know Everything’s alright Yes everything’s fine And we want you to sleep well tonight Let the world turn without you tonight If … Continue reading →

Too damned much politics is abroad in this beautiful land. The sky isn’t falling; the rain is falling. The wind is blowing cold, but it’s blowing good to somebody, maybe in Kansas. A fellow with a farm down the road … Continue reading →

Our own Brussels Sprouts, 3 lbs from 6 stalks, picked after a frost turned starches to sweetness, making them one of the finest treats in out garden. I halve them, steam them, and serve them. My grandchildren love to eat … Continue reading →

The best winter squash is grown yourself and aged a month or so. With a good butcher knife, lop off each end, then slice off the bulbous end where the seeds are, and cut the neck into two or three … Continue reading →

(Facebook Post Oct. 3, 2016) My dear Mr. Trump: You suggest that PTSD veterans can’t “handle” war, and are therefore somehow weak. No, we are not. I am a decorated Marine combat veteran, and I “handled” war. I handled a … Continue reading →

“Just as Man rules his body, so Woman shall rule hers.” –Fallopians, 12;25