Would you like sumo garlic?
Well, if you’re in the neighborhood, come on over here and rub my head for [...]
An underground movement
I might have garlic. It’s embarrassing to admit it, after I spent an entire blog [...]
I’m one of Them
On the face of it, there’s nothing too surprising about an assassination attempt at former [...]
A cheap cat
If you want to, you may spend over thirty bucks per pound for dog food. [...]
Kiss-Me-Under-the-Bleachers
The leaves were curling up on what I had assumed was a perfectly sound plant. [...]
Birds rolling off the assembly line
We’ve just closed out June, and there’s lots of drama in the garden. The stakes [...]
No bones about it
The x-ray was discovered in 1895 by Wilhelm Röntgen, by accident, which is cool. It’s [...]
R.I.P.: Rabbit In Plastic
Recently I wrote about the unfortunate demise of a small bunny in my garden. I’m [...]
The rabbit nabber
Crow with sandwich In retrospect, there were always clues. But I, as a [...]
Losing your head
On Beethoven’s third birthday in 1773, demonstrators irrelevantly threw an entire ship’s cargo of tea [...]
ReCatipulation
My neighbor’s kitty died the other day. She was allowed to roam, and cats who [...]
Make mine ice cream, please
I bought a pint of cream stamped “Contains no rBST,” which was mildly alarming, in [...]
Botanical Paul Revere
Scientists have known for decades that plants talk to each other, but it has always [...]
The Wiener Conundrum
The problem started with the buttered baking pan. I was making a casserole in a [...]
Just a bag of old guts
Ever since I read about my gut bacteria and all they do for me, I’ve [...]