After dark-thirty in the morning comes a great shining.
Arts and sciences, excellent treats—cabin fever cures on all sides—and they are free! What a weekend. I don't see how you can go wrong.
Don Schultz was a Steelers fan far back in the mists of time when Chuck Noll had a 2-12 year, or maybe 1-13, who remembers now? Because he was also a Steelers fan in the 1970s when Noll coached the team to four Super Bowl Championships. He was a Steelers fan when he married Sharon […]
I’m going to spend the morning deep in an editing project and the afternoon over at Wagbo learning about homebrewing. I have no idea whether I can master the art of making mead, but I am positive I will get a good blog post out of it. While you’re waiting to see how that works out, […]
I'm all over this one. I love putting food in the posts. In the past year we have had Wendi's chicken pot pie and Lois's beans with bacon and my own pot roast and the Mother of All Morels and Crystal and Odi's Mongolian dinner and Carol Park's pineapple casserole. We have picked cherries at King's and dipped apples at Altonen's and roasted chestnuts from Bob Haack's Meadowlark Orchard—we even canned apricots! We made cider at the Providence Farm potluck. And of course, we went to the old fashioned hog slaughter. I know you remember that, but don't worry I'm not going back there for this assignment.
Yesterday was an excellent day all the way around. I thought you might like to see things going right around here.
February 16, 2011
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