When you associate with dogs all your life, sometimes things can go wrong. When I see parents allow their children to walk up into the face of a dog,… Read more »
Yellow jackets are a menace when working outdoors. They generally nest in the ground and, when disturbed, they will attack. Their sting is painful and it is not unusual… Read more »
I don’t do the cooking at our house. I could, but my wife does not allow me the honor, unless she is there to supervise. I could have been… Read more »
Part one of this column was published last week in the October 30, 2019 edition. The happiest dog you have ever seen was Bud. He looked to be a… Read more »
Part two of this column will be published next week in the 11.06.19 edition. A few years back a black lab showed up at our property. JD actually lived at… Read more »
Emma Louise Foley Hancock was her name, but everyone called her Sue. At first glance you would not consider her to be athletic. She was a housewife who cooked,… Read more »
For quite a number of years my wife Bobbie and I have been caring for dogs that were not ours. We began by fostering dogs for the humane society…. Read more »
As I was growing up, giggin frogs was as common as fishing. In fact, it was through fishing that we identified ponds with the best potential for collecting a… Read more »
I guess as long as there have been watermelons, there have been watermelon thieves. Our community garden seems to attract folks that feel the gardeners are working to provide… Read more »
When I was in the Boy Scouts somewhere around 1958, all of our equipment was army surplus. We had aluminum canteens with canvas cases that attached to canvas belts… Read more »