Tag: Coronavirus

In the Holds

In the Holds
The cool air felt oh so good this morning, which was creating a really creepy-cool serpentine ground fog, and when looking at it form a distance, it almost appeared as a living mass of gray that was s … continue reading
Posted on July 16, 2020

Zero-entry Living

Zero-entry Living
The rain that was expected today, only came in sprinkles, which was fine by me considering the amount we received on Saturday afternoon. I'm still reeling from the horrendous tree damage done from tha … continue reading
Posted on July 14, 2020

Something Earth-friendlier

Something Earth-friendlier
Another fine day arrived, and the more willing to be up and out even earlier, because as we approach the Summer Solstice, the early morning skies are akin to what you'd see in one of our old masters' … continue reading
Posted on June 14, 2020

Hyperbolic Overloads

Hyperbolic Overloads
As much as I was expecting the sun to be shining today, it didn't start showing its face until around mid-afternoon, and when reading we weren't supposed to get rain, that forecast was also wrong, bec … continue reading
Posted on May 20, 2020

There Will be a Second Wave

There Will be a Second Wave
I had an interesting "multi-hat" day to where early this morning, I busied myself with some much needed chores, which I worked at up until about a half hour before my open house was to begin. Within t … continue reading
Posted on May 16, 2020

Too Large and Too Few

Too Large and Too Few
It's certainly feeling a lot more like Spring now that the temps have risen to a range of comfort. I'm not sure how much rain we received, but whatever amount we did get, was certainly better than not … continue reading
Posted on May 14, 2020

A Family’s Essence

A Family’s Essence
Alas it's warming up again, and none too soon, because these cold nights and chilly mornings are quickly growing old. Much to my surprise, I just happened to see an article in the online news regardin … continue reading
Posted on May 12, 2020

Suitcases Full of Cash

Suitcases Full of Cash
It was certainly a hectic Thursday, but not complaining a bit because with the China-virus still raging within the borders of our State, we here in North Iowa must remain thankful for not having becom … continue reading
Posted on May 7, 2020

Rolling on a River

Rolling on a River
Happy May Day! I hope all of you deserving ones, got a surprise May basket, but unfortunately, I believe the basket giving has falling out of style, and now with the China-virus haunting us, there'll … continue reading
Posted on May 1, 2020

Bartering with Each Other

Bartering with Each Other
Quiet the pleasant day ended up happening, and glad for it because between the little real estate jobs I had, and making a few calls to some dear ones, most of my hours were spent out of doors.My … continue reading
Posted on April 18, 2020