Cue Summer
There is not enough closet space in our cabin to accommodate our seasonal wardrobes, that is, our separate fall/winter
Blindfolded Canoe Racing
There is something about blindfolded anything that separates us from the rest of the animal kingdom: you do not see chickens daring each other to cross the road blindfolded.
Thinking About Our Vietnam Veterans
Vietnam changed our country. It was toxic. But I believe, fifty years later, we have it to thank for the parts of us that are better than we were.
Reach Out and Grab Hold
I enjoy being surrounded by people from around the world, all of us single-minded regarding one thing, in this case, art.
Foreign Correspondence
We are off to France to visit a son and his family
Annual Meeting
There is an adage, you know, that the founding of this country was achieved by one-third of the population.
Daylight Savings for What?
The poetry of our spring has less to do with flowers opening than snakes shedding skin. We molt. The sensible thing to do is hide.
Lost in the Woods
For example, there is the possibility of getting lost in the woods . . .in freezing temperatures. I did this last week.
Walking on Ice
It is a superior feature of winter to be able to step onto a frozen pond or lake, and we have many of them. It is liberating.
Our Town
I kept thinking . . . all these people are paying what it costs to buy food for a week to hear what Mr. Wilder can share with them about life . . . . in our small corner of the world.