Articles by Linda Brendle

Last week Tommy brought two annuals from his high school days to the Senior Center. […]

Perkins’ garden is doing very well again this year. I’ve already written about the over-abundance of cucumbers, and his tomatoes are really good. […]

The first annual Author Fest at the Greenville Library was a lot of fun this past Saturday. […]

I came of age in the 60s and 70s when women were taught that we could and should do it all – wife, mother, career, activist and anything else we could think of. […]

One of David’s memories of his grandmother is her large garden and the shelves on her back porch that held all the vegetables she canned during harvest time. […]

David and I had a fun but quiet Fourth of July celebration on Tuesday. […]

One of the good things about small town country living is the good neighbors. […]

As I sit here on Father’s Day wondering what to write, my thoughts keep going to Daddy, so I want to share the first story I posted on the blog site I set up the year he died. […]

Before we left on our trip to Israel, the most common questions I was asked were Are you getting excited? And Aren’t you scared? […]

Country life is hard, especially if you’re a nameless cat without a real home. […]