Monthly Archives: July 2019

Tomatoes speak summer. We enjoy the ‘love apple’ in a variety of ways… fresh off the vine with juice dripping off elbows, quartered on a plate with salt and pepper handy, sliced on a sandwich chowed down quickly before the bread gets … Continue reading →

At about the age I was moved to St. Louis to start school, Albert Morrow was moved to Doniphan. In reverse expectations, Big Spring would remain a consistent destination for my family’s excursions to the area. Though living only an … Continue reading →

This first appeared in my column in the The Prospect News a year ago today. Did you know it is Threading the Needle Day? Neither did I. The creator of the day is unknown so we don’t know who to … Continue reading →

I did not grow up on a Current bank,  ‘Twas due to a simple switch of fate. For that I have dear Dad to thank. An ultimatum – city or country – from Mom, his mate. At age of five … Continue reading →

To set things straight at the outset, I am not suggesting throwing rocks at nature’s songbirds. Keep in mind, though, those songbirds CAN and DO create problems with bounty in vegetable gardens this time of year. What’s a nature-loving conscientious … Continue reading →