A melon is a terrible thing to waste.
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Cantaloupe-Loving Critters
A Screech Within Reach
A juvenile screech owl has decided to make itself at home on our front porch.
I went to a lot of trouble to hang a perfectly nice owl box on a tree, when all we really had to do was have a front porch.
Favorite Posts: A Baker’s Dozen
A sampling of posts to help you decide if you're in the right place
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On the road, again, to Fredericksburg
Good country music and giant cinnamon rolls...what more could one want?
We spent a weekend in Fredericksburg and crammed a lot into the time (and our stomachs).
Happy Birthday, America!
Phoning it in on a rainy Independence Day
A short tribute to two things I like: America and a bike ride.
Blooming Magnolia
It only took four years since planting, but we finally got the first magnolia bloom. It lasted…well, not very long.
Seeing Red…No, not THAT red!
Wherein I break a longstanding rule against discussing school or car colors.
I have a new truck, and the color is generating some controv…uh…discussion.
Radiation Cessation Elation
The next step in the journey is complete. Now we wait.
My radiation therapy is finished. It’s another step in the journey, but it was a pretty big one.
Cancer Update: Salvation via Radiation?
We're in a new chapter of treatment, one that we trust will have a happy ending.
I managed to avoid it for almost three years, but the cancer is just asking to be radiated, and who am I to deny it?
“He’s Ringo, Yes?” — A dissenting opinion
We're all about open discourse here at the Gazette. (I hope I don't live to regret it.)
My good friend Sam took exception to my review of Ringo’s new album, “Look Up.” I invited him to present his assessment, and I was somewhat surprised, but absolutely pleased that he agreed to do so.