You can’t go wrong.
I like to go hiking with my niece Elizabeth whenever I can. We have certain [...]
You *can* plant money
When the collard greens have surrendered to the white flies, and the bean vines have [...]
Making it rain
It’s autumn, and once again I am watching men try to keep our house from [...]
Putting a price tag on my youth
Geoff from Music History I had a conversation with my neighbor Peter the [...]
Seating for two, some restrictions apply
Well, now that I solved the problem of the ratty swivel chair with an $86 [...]
Bulbs on the march
There’s a garden bulb catalog out there with a photo of a river of grape [...]
The Fretfest, floral edition
I’m not much of a worrier. I keep a lid on it. The key is [...]
My boyfriend jeans can double as emergency shelter
Most people shop for clothing online now, so getting a good fit is more important [...]
Mandatory weirdness
If you live in Portland, Oregon, you have been instructed to be weird. KEEP PORTLAND [...]
Oh. Holy Night!
So our corner of the Bomb Cyclone came in right on schedule. It was sort [...]
Cooking up a new garden
We have more room to garden than is customary in the city. Our whole double [...]
The Loopy Trachea of Joy
There may be a lot of good ways to spend time with a friend, but [...]
I’m Not In Charge
My buddy Walter, who is always watching over me the way Jesus watches over other [...]
Immortal Dust
Probably I wasn’t paying proper attention, but when they sent the James Webb telescope [...]
Habitat For The Marmotry
It started yesterday at eight a.m. Pound Pound Pound. BOOM BOOM BOOM. BIP BIP BIP. [...]