My wife’s uncle Gene was a Christian man who loved his family. He also loved his rural upbringing, but his career placed him near the big city. Before he retired,… Read more »
Now that I am retired, I have a little time to do some things that up until now time just didn’t allow. I just purchased an old 8N Ford tractor… Read more »
The building on Macon Street that you may sometimes pass Was once a mighty factory, the top one in its class The founders knew where they fit in, operating in… Read more »
I got up the other morning and one of my heifers was on the wrong side of the fence. My wife Bobbie found the place where she had walked through… Read more »
Recently the internet went down at home, so I thought I would spend a couple of hours trying to communicate with the provider’s answering machine. The recording says; “In order… Read more »
With a growing number of small farms and local entrepreneurs, Susan Howington and I decided it would be good to establish a farmers market, a place where consumers could meet… Read more »
I have written quite a few stories about past experiences, and to be honest, it gets more difficult to create new stories. I guess you could say that the past… Read more »
As I look back on my career, it seems that I have been working somewhere since I turned sixteen. That amounts to sixty years. For the past forty years I… Read more »
I recently attended a funeral, one that I never thought I would attend. My sister Kathy, the baby of the family, passed away due to complications of Covid. I don’t… Read more »
I had to go out to Fair Meadow Farm (a.k.a. Nash Farm) a couple of weeks ago. The visit was to check on some old farm equipment that was moved… Read more »