Email address privacy
Occasionally I have received an email notification or reminder from someone and I was disappointed to see all the email addresses of other recipients that were included in the email. […]
Columns
USA – Melting pot or seething cauldron
When it comes to politics and current events, especially those outside the safety of small-town America, I tend to be of the Pollyanna/ostrich persuasion. If I can’t see the bright side of a situation, I stick my head in the sand, hoping it will go away. […]
Grilled beef kabobs
Grilling vegetables and beef on the back porch grill makes for a flavorful and healthy dinner. […]
Emory…from my view on September 1, 2020
Hello everyone, hope your all having a wonderful week. I wanna start out by wishing a very special First Birthday to Miss Laynie Mae Edwards! […]
Interesting Point on September 1, 2020
As the week slips by, I am reminded that Labor Day weekend is coming. For me, it is the kick off to fall. […]
Smoothies and leftovers
Several months ago, diets became a popular topic of conversation at our weekly home group Bible study. It’s not surprising since food is the second most important reason for getting together next to the actual study part. Well, maybe the third since we do enjoy each other’s company a lot. […]
Interesting Point on August 25, 2020
Hey y’all! We have a celebrity among us. DaCoda Ray Monk on Famous Lemon Drop swept the BBR in Oklahoma City and won the Futurity. […]
Pear ideas
My friend gave me a couple of bags of pears. They aren’t quite ripe yet, but they are beautiful. She suggested wrapping them between newspaper and keeping in a dry, dark place so they can ripen. I may do that, but I really wanted to try some now. […]
The best of times, the worst of times
A Tale of Two Cities, the epic historical novel by Charles Dickens, begins with a famous opening sentence: It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. If you ask most people which of those two choices would best describe 2020 so far, a huge majority would probably choose the latter. […]
A substitute for cheese?
Life has been very busy on the farm. Another grandbaby was born. The winery’s tasting room closed. Holidays came and went with minimal celebration. I won’t discuss the plandemic and the numbers game. […]