Finally A Little Rain Has Fallen
While it will never go down in the record books, yesterday brought us a gift of moisture from the sky and not a hose. This morning while we slept we
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Author: Gary Boyd
And Now It (Finally) Starts
After months of planning. After months of negotiating. After weeks of waiting on the city’s methodology. It finally happened today…We broke ground on the construction drive to the new house…
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Wildfires continue to burn through East Texas and beyond | Houston & Texas News | Chron.com – Houston Chronicle
Just for the record… Since fire season began Nov. 15, the Texas Forest Service and area fire departments have so far responded to 12,362 fires that have burned 3,080,013 acres,
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Thank You France!
On this day in 1885, the Statue of Liberty arrived in Liberty Island. Formally known as “June 17, 2011 | The Writer’s Almanac with Garrison Keillor,” she was a gift
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Climate Change or Not, Trees Around Here Are In Trouble
Every day the news brings more drought news around here. Today it’s about the trees… Houston’s trees need help. It may not be obvious yet, but without substantial rain in
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Subsidy Garden?
Going through my email this morning turned up the latest from farm policy. White House has laid out a graphic there that speaks loads about the disconnect between reality and
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Lifescapes: Susan Wittig Albert
Reading note. As a responsible omnivore, I need to know where my food comes from and understand and respect the needs of the fellow creatures whose deaths make my life
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The Only Thing On Our Minds Is The Weather
Sitting out with my coffee as the sun came up this morning I was hearing the distant rumble of thunder. Scanning the horizon line I could see nothing through the
