
Sometime between the delayed start of school and stuffed Thanksgiving bellies, I think all of us realized that Christmas shopping would be different. In 2020, … Read More ›
Kind words are like honey, good for the soul and healing to the body. Proverbs 16:24
Sometime between the delayed start of school and stuffed Thanksgiving bellies, I think all of us realized that Christmas shopping would be different. In 2020, … Read More ›
As temperatures drop and days grow shorter, most of the ordinary tasks of beekeepers and gardeners move indoors. In rhythm with the seasons, we rest … Read More ›
Wade has two game cameras aimed at a pile of golden corn and crunchy acorns ready for critters, but I’d be surprised if anything ventures … Read More ›
I’ve always been a country music fan, much more so if you wind the cassette tape back about twenty years. I like to think it … Read More ›
Saturday led off with my oldest losing a tooth before the biscuits ever considered browning. The sun set as we patched a wall and checked … Read More ›
As the mother of boys, I’ve ventured out of my comfort zone more than once. Most recently, I jumped into a canoe with a four-year-old … Read More ›
I enjoy writing. I consider it a joy and a privilege to openly share my thoughts, stories, and the simplicities of our days with readers, … 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 ›
The world continues to spin in chaotic confusion, but I’ve decided it was time to shed some light on one small, dark corner of it. … 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 ›