The annual migration of Summer People began on Friday, and boy are we glad to see ’em and be ’em. The parking lot at the IGA filled up with vans and RVs. Dad loaded up on grass seed and softener salt and Mom stalked the hardware aisles in search of paint samples and – oh […]
Let’s have a word about the weather, Mama Nature. We agreed that I would stop whining about the cold back in April when, let’s face it, we always have some rotten lousy gray rainy . . . I’m sorry. I promised. But Mama, it’s MAY now. Cherry blossoms. Nectarine blossoms. Buzzing bees. Morel mushrooms. Baby […]
I loved the Carnegie Library in Rhinelander Wisconsin. I remember the way the books felt in my hand – the serene atmosphere – the wonderful illustrations in the Beatrix Potter books – the way the children’s section smelled, that mix of dust and old paper and ink and furniture polish and just a hint of […]
In which Miss Sadie acquires a faceful of quills, Windows Vista behaves badly, and great expense is incurred – but at least we get a new picture of the Day Park and we’re going to dinner with Michael Moore I’ve been meaning to change the Torch Lake Views banner photo. Things have greened up a […]
In an earlier post I deplored the proposed Alba Injection Well, and received an energetic response from UK reader Heather Uphilldowndale: It’s not my water, but yay, I’d be cross about that wee scam!! Wonder what she’ll make of this?
Babs sent you a present today, with this note: The cherry blossoms are reaching their peak. Here are some that I’ve enhanced a bit in photoshop. I was going to find some marsh marigolds but Gerry beat me to them. Happy Mother’s Day to all the mothers. Happy day to the rest of us.
May 25, 2008
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