More Bovine Bliss

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When a previous post featured bovine bliss (see here) I didn’t imagine it as the first of a series. But these New Pond Farm cows are too happy not to record! Whether these two calves were grooming or lovemaking, they were certainly affectionately enjoying one another with exploratory taste buds! It was interesting to photograph … Read more

New Poem by me: Life Goes On

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Life Goes On Death means never more: so definitive and final. In argumentation I’ve learned to avoid saying always and never because it invites finding a loophole. Usually is more effective in such a prevaricating world. Can opposites mutually prevail? Mohair and diamonds both occur but not simultaneously in the same place. We know that … Read more

I’ve Started Making Homemade Bread!

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For Christmas I got two bread making books from my husband and a bread baking stone from my sister. I’ve never made bread before and never thought I could, but I love an occasional good, expensive, artisan loaf. It took me almost two months to get up the nerve to give bread baking a try, … Read more

Motivation, Desire, and the Miracle of a Clean Refrigerator

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National headline: Miracle: a Clean Refrigerator! You wonder, is “miracle” the right word to describe this? Well not for many of you, I’m sure. But this post is more about getting myself to do something I should do that I keep putting off, and I know most of us have that challenge!

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Book Review: Little Pink House

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This book was exceptional; I give this audio version five stars. This is a true story of the Supreme Court’s baffling decision in the Kelo case to uphold arbitrary seizure and demolition of anyone’s private property by eminent domain to be handed over to private developers. This remains the most controversial ruling by the Supreme … Read more