Category: family
Proverbs 15:27
The Big Brother and I were watching Madame Blueberry yesterday, and the moral of the story is, The greedy man troubles his own house.
Woody Woodpecker
There’s a woodpecker knocking on my house.
Navel Gazing
For one of her classes last year, D. wrote a paper which analyzes an effect of the self-absorption of the media, in response to one of the unfounded assertions ...
Complex Sentences
Today I learned that my daughter’s 3rd grade class takes their clipboards to the school garden, and then writes something about what they observe. On Frid...
Beautiful Day
It’s a beautiful day out today. The wind chases fluffy white clouds across the sky. Leaves whisper in the breeze, counterpoint to the bullfrog’s bas...
Requiescat in pacem, Grandmother
Mary Leta Bell Cox, 91, a resident of Valley Bend, died at home on Tuesday, May 27, 2008. She was born Jan. 31, 1917, at Elkwater, to the late Charles Howard an...
Roam Where You Want To
We walked to the Memorial Day parade this morning. That was fun, though the posted speed limit on Beekman-Poughquag Road should be lowered by about 10 to 15 mph...
Small Moments of Joy
I love waving to my daughters at the bus stop.
Child Safety Latches
A design flaw in this child safety latch increases the likelihood that your child will open the cabinet, retrieve the Windex®, and drink it. Or, in our case...
The Things We Catch on Film
We took some pictures this evening for this year’s Christmas card. I like this one. What do you think?
Local Honey
Food doesn’t get any more local than this. My younger sister’s family found they had a hive between the floor joists.
Mad Scientists’ Club
Who wouldn’t want to be a member? The Bigger Sister is reading well beyond what the schools expect of her, so at the library the other day, I went looking...
Theatre People
The Bigger Sister and I will be performing in The Fiddler on the Roof at the Cunneen-Hackett Arts Center the first two weekends in May. She’s excited. I&#...