Amid the “Dog Days of Summer”
There are great family farms in our area like ours that work long and hard seven days a week growing fruits and vegetables to support our co
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Be Prepared
Several weeks ago, I was at a local discount store, and when I went to the bank of self-checkout terminals, I scanned my membership card, an
In the Moment
When I was in high school, I was on both the yearbook and newspaper staff, and in addition to writing for them, I was also a photographer fo
Peace on Earth: I Wish
A little over a year ago, I was in the Holy Land touring its historic and religious sites. After returning home, many were curious about the
Gather ‘Round the Table
It doesn’t matter who makes the best gravy, how you stuff your turkey, or if you’re stuck sitting on a telephone book at a card table. What
September is Harvest Time Down on the Farm
With fall frosts lurking each year, a farmer's joy is to go frost-free until the fall harvest is over. However, that never happens. If a fro
It’s All Relative
By the time I hit my freshman year of high school in 1974, American Graffiti had become so popular that it led to the debut of the hit show
Silent Summer
Having no children deprives the world of innocence, humor, innovation, and hope as well. Throughout the pandemic lockdowns, it was being aro
Dad Jokes Are Punderful!
As you know, in my spare time, I write novels. Recently, I was selling my books at a local show when I noticed several dads sporting T-shirt
I Don’t Know How Not to Do That
I was blessed to have my Grandma Gert until I was nearly 40, and I was very close to her. She liked to tell me stories about her life growin
Like a Good Neighbor
Fred Rogers would have celebrated his 95th birthday on March 20. I wasn’t a “Mr. Rogers kid”; I grew up watching Romper Room. Mr. Rogers Nei
What Then?
When my twins were small, I used to belong to the Moms of Twins & Triplets Club, and at one meeting we had a child psychologist speak, who g
Let's Table It
When I was growing up, we always ate dinner at a table, and I was often asked to set the table. I still use the mnemonic device I learned as
Eating the Elephant
Last month my husband and I went on a trip to the Holy Land with our parish, touring Israel and Jordan. The trip was amazing. We visited sit
Roll With the Changes
By Janice Lane Palko On August 28, I was married 40 years. Looking back on the past four decades, I feel a bit like a late-night...
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