Toby is short and round in the middle and somewhere a little north of 80 years old. Thick swirls of grey hair protrude out from under his Indiana Jones style… Read more »

We all get those thoughts in our head that we can’t shake. That’s pretty much where I’ve been lately. Fortunately (for me, anyway), I have a vehicle to get those… Read more »

I kept getting warnings that my flip phone was about to be history but decided I’d wait until late November to make any changes. Then, Verizon sent me a replacement… Read more »

It hit 50° this morning. It caught me a little off guard when I stepped out of the house in my T-shirt. I knew it was supposed to cool off… Read more »

They say it is good to keep stretching your brain, learning and discovering new information. So, in that spirit, I had some good brain exercise last week. I went out… Read more »

In the late 1950’s there was a time when business slowed down quite a bit for McDonough Power Equipment Company (later Snapper). Demand for lawn mowers was steady, but the… Read more »

Well, another one bites the dust … sigh. I got a message from the Atlanta Journal Constitution that said I would no longer be getting an actual paper any day… Read more »

It’s a Sunday morning. I have just driven about 60 miles through the Georgia countryside. Tired barbed wire fences defining the boundaries for small herds of cows slowly making their… Read more »

With a growing number of small farms and local entrepreneurs, Susan Howington and I decided it would be good to establish a farmers market, a place where consumers could meet… Read more »

I am in Tennessee looking at knives in a store the size of a major league ballpark. Three stories: a little bit of camo and hunting gear; one counter for… Read more »