What Would Aldo Do? TSA Version
I was putting on my shoes and thinking about how much I enjoy the ease and efficiency of flying in and out of our little airport in Chattanooga when a...
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Alaska Time
What time is it? If you are like most people I encounter, when asked that question, you reached into your pocket and pull out your phone to answer that question....
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In Praise of Dandelions
It is three weeks into spring and in spite of the colors on my field guide maps, the migratory pine siskins have not moved north to Canada. Neither have the...
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Added Value
The following is a reprint of an article I wrote for the TasteBuds local food guide in Chattanooga last year. This week, I received a very nice note from some...
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A Finch, An Oil Lamp, and A Little Ice Road Truckin’
Five days after a near miss with ice and snow in Northwest Georgia, winter weather followed me across the country last week to the High Plains Snow Goose Fesitval. At...
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Long-lasting Love Affairs
A bluejay squawked from the tree line, giving me pause before entering the barn. As I scanned the woods for flashes of blue and white, a pair of chickadees flitted...
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Sunday Morning Procrastination
Winter is setting in on the little farm in Northwest Georgia where I serve as caretaker for 13 overly-groomed and controlled acres, and with it cooler temps and rain are...
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A Standard of Change Heads West
One month from now I will be performing at the beautiful KiMo THEATRE in historic downtown Albuquerque during the National Wilderness Conference celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Wilderness Act....
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