
Patterns exist everywhere in nature, from the repeating hexagons in a beehive to the red skies at night calming sailor’s hearts. One of my favorite … Read More ›
Kind words are like honey, good for the soul and healing to the body. Proverbs 16:24
Patterns exist everywhere in nature, from the repeating hexagons in a beehive to the red skies at night calming sailor’s hearts. One of my favorite … Read More ›
This summer, more than ever, I wanted to fill our family’s basket full of sun-warmed, garden vegetables, juicy, ripe berries, and golden honey—but also memories. … Read More ›
Some of us are back to commuting. Some of us are just tired of staring at a screen. If you’re in either boat, I wanted … Read More ›
Summertime in Appalachia means trying to develop immunity to poison ivy and having legs decorated in countless chigger-bites. It’s long, wonderful days in a garden, … Read More ›
Summertime around the pool has been especially exciting this year. Both of my boys are floatie-free and happy as clams in the water, splashing, squealing, … Read More ›
My little explorers and I like roaming the fringe of woods and tromping overgrown paths. I like to think we keep a keen eye out … Read More ›
America needs baseball. I know, a few guys hitting and throwing a ball will hardly solve the world’s problems. Bare minimum rosters and empty stadiums … Read More ›
As far as trends go for 2020, I think our household has at least flirted with most. We’ve been gardening, baking sourdough bread, playing pickleball, … Read More ›
After my last column for Kentucky Today, I got a few emails as to what else is on my summer reading list… Since inquiring minds … Read More ›