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Old as the hills

I had heard some time ago that old mountains (and in mountain years, that's a lot of years, centuries, millennia and aeons) are lower in elevation, eroded and rounded while new mountains tend to be taller with sharp and jagged peaks. I live along the eastern seaboard of the U.S. and within the 480-million-ish year-old Appalachian…

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Doin’ our part

For those concerned and/or interested, you can count the Columbia Newburns in for having killed at least 50 adult spotted lantern flies -- a prolific breeder and invasive-as-heck bug -- in the last 72 hours. And we're only just beginning! As we have a grape vine, and spotted lantern flies in the nymph stage just love…

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Every year

I don't know where your domicile resides, nor the specifics of its elevation, whether you have western-facing exterior walls, or whatever other details are relevant to your home's location. BUT, over where I live ... The stinkbugs have begun their annual sojourn into homes, mine included.  

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Rollin’ in

Thanks for all the birthday wishes the other day, especially over on Facebook! I had a most lovely handful of birthday-days ... a sweet gathering and meal with my family, a day-trip to Rehoboth Beach with some girlfriends, and a most meaningful and expansive get-together with my mentor and friend. I keep waiting for the day I…

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A masterpiece

I am the maker of many-things-dehydrated. I am the maker of cowboy candy, which I find incredibly delicious and zingy. I am the maker of soaked walnuts and other soaked nuts, though there is not much *making* involved in such activities. And I am now the maker of this gorgeous, incredibly delicious, masterpiece that mixes all…

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