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Monthly Archives: May 2016
The Red…
There’s a red flowering shrub in my backyard, between two blueberry bushes. I’ve contemplated moving it, but I waited too long this year. I’m not absolutely sure why it doesn’t flower all over, but I think it has something to … Continue reading
Handy’s Home Economics
A few weeks ago, I asked my friend if she took “Home Economics” when we were in high school. She said she did and I asked her if she had learned how to make a weekly menu. After spending a … Continue reading
We Don’t Always Go to Market Basket
For kicks, we sometimes go to Whole Foods. Each time we’ve gone, I’ve looked fondly at the $8.99 per pound “hot bar.” I’d never given in to it until recently. “I didn’t think tofu could be that tough,” said … Continue reading
Date Night at Market Basket
When did it happen? When did I become too old to spend Saturday night in a bar or nightclub? I think it was last summer; Handy and I went to The Old Goat in Richmond to listen to live music. … Continue reading
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Who Told You…
The weather here in Maine this week was glorious. Green growing grass, budding trees, and blossoms have all been swaying in a gentle warming breeze. I mowed the lawn for the first time over the weekend and it was surprisingly … Continue reading
The Beauty of Everyday
This spring I’ve been overwhelmed by the magnificently beautiful things around me, more lovely than last year. Creation everywhere.
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Kung Pao Monday
I hate it when Monday morning rolls around and my old computer won’t cooperate with me. I know, I know…I have the equivalent of the NASA Apollo program in the palm of my hand, but I’m still writing blog posts … Continue reading
The Season of Hammer and Tongs
Last spring, I got an e-mail from a friend requesting I plant a flower clock. You can read about it here. I tossed the intriguing idea around in my mind. I had the space for it in my backyard. Then … Continue reading
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The Lost Columbine
There is a hill garden on my property; it runs along the road. This spring will be the first time I’ve really “gotten to it” and analyzed what’s there. It’s almost sunrise, or the gardening hours. Tomorrow, I’ll take a … Continue reading
The Wizard
Last Friday, I wrote about a recent David Brooks’ New York Times piece. The article was part confession; the author admitted he’d grown out of touch with the average Joe and his neighbors. Mr. Brooks outlined his plan to better … Continue reading