As its first project, the business group that got together last winter has produced a brochure packed with information about local attractions, shopping, services, restaurants and lodging. You can pick up a copy at many local businesses, or download a copy as a PDF. UPDATE 2010: To my astonishment, people keep finding this old post. […]
In my experience, herbs are fraught with difficulties. (Like that “fraught”? Me too.) The first problem, of course, is whether to say herbs (with the “h”) or ‘erbs (without the “h”). No trying to weasle out by mumbling, either. I’ve adopted the h-less standard, and I’m stickin’ to it.
I’ve only been going to Stone Circle for eight years, but Terry Wooten, Louan Lechler, Jim Ribby and a revolving cast of poets, storytellers, songwriters, court jesters and dysfunctional lovers have been at it for a quarter of a century. Beginning tomorrow, June 21, they’ll be there every Saturday night, from 9:00 until midnight or until the poets fall asleep around […]
I have discovered an ingenious way to get other people to do my work for me extend the range and depth of Torch Lake Views. First there was Babs, who sends amazing photos. Then I began getting interesting email from the neighbors . . . So now we have Letters from Katy Newman (on quack […]
This Guest Blogger thing is great. Miss Sadie, the Cowboy and I were right there in Central Lake during last week’s Car Show, but did we take any pictures? No! We did not! Because we had used up our battery pack! Fortunately, Donna and Jeff Lane were there, too. Here’s Donna’s email: On Saturday, the […]
It’s been a tough growing season for farmers hereabouts. Katy Newman and I have been discussing options, in the event that my first CSA share consists largely of quack grass. She went online in search of recipes for quack grass soup, but found this instead. Here’s her email: a poem in itself….. Quack grass Aliases: […]
June 22, 2008
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