The field was plowed, dirt turned over; fresh after a long winter’s lockdown. Hail and snow, long into spring makes the harvest uncertain.

After over a month and a half in social distance, parents with children are neck-deep in online distance learning. There is a sense of ...

Holding my breath I watch the unexpected snow swaddle daffodils.

One byproduct of the coronavirus is the compulsion to achieve great feats of home improvement. Every day on social media there is a plethora ...

This tripod has been around. The box was dusty, shoved in a corner of the attic. Three legs. At least there used to be. ...

Life unsuspecting– Silent. Invisible. It sets the world on fire.

We can’t control how COVID-19 will act, but we can control how we react.  Our behavior during the coronavirus crisis matters.  How we deal ...

Recently, two of my children and I decided to watch The Call of The Wild starring Harrison Ford. My eighth grade English class finished ...

Snowflakes big as coins soggy, sullen, sorrowful Tulips will soon bloom.

As we enter into March, my thoughts are turning towards Spring. It is right around the corner, right? Winter’s days are numbered. Right? I ...