Monthly Archives: January 2010
The Screened-in Porch
Our screened-in porch is gone. It’s old bones lie crumpled in a red dumpster.
It was one of the reasons we moved to The Old Johnson Place. Our boys, two and three years old, needed room to grow so we… Continue reading
Pinky Says:
I am delighted that art historian and collector Pinky Kase has offered to do guest articles from time to time. Pinky has a Master’s Degree in art history from the University of Missouri Kansas City. She is the author of… Continue reading
I T
Who would have guessed that IT would have meant anything other than an animate or inanimate object? Today, IT has a whole new meaning: Information Technology, the design, development, data collection and management of anything to do with… Continue reading
Yard Savvy
If you are a gardener, you know that plants grow best if they are indigenous to your area. My garden is 100% perennial except for a few zinnias that I grow from seed. I love the Knock Out® shrub roses… Continue reading
Biodiversity
A new book, Sustaining Life: How Human Health Depends on Biodiversity published by Oxford Press provides great incite into the workings of our universe.
For example, did you know that dragging heavy fishing nets across the bottom of the… Continue reading
