We love our history here
The other day I took a tour of one of the oldest buildings in Shippensburg. And what a fascinating tour it was! What was originally Widow Piper’s Tavern, built in […]
Wilbur strikes again
That’s parsley. Well, it used to be parsley, and now it’s mostly parsley stems. Some readers will remember a blog post about a big fat groundhog who was stealing tomatoes […]
Fired up? Ready to go?
That’s one of President Obama’s favorite sayings. I’m fired up, cos I heard on tv last night the percentage of Americans who voted in this very crucial election. It’s […]
Walking in history
The picture above of a beautiful place is the confluence of the Shenandoah and Potomac Rivers, coming together in a town that is filled with our history. It’s located in […]
I have an attack cat!
She looks pretty calm sitting there, right? She sits there or on the end of the couch mornings when I’m around here and see her….waiting………… A couple months ago I […]
The last of the Limas
Oh the last of the garden is always sad, but the time has come for the good earth in Pennsylvania to take a rest. Today I took the tomato plants […]
Catoctin Wildlife Preserve and Zoo, what a wonderful day
I spent a wonderful day at a place my son and daughter in law love, but I had never been there. Catoctin Wildlife Preserve and Zoo http://cwpzoo.com/ is located near […]
9/11/11
Originally posted on Sarasin's thoughts…….:
I was working at the Crisis Intervention Center at the hospital. Another worker was with me in the office, and another worker was down in the ER with…
We have a thief in the garden
Strange things had been happening. I had a volunteer cantaloupe plant that had 2 melons growing on it. They were under bean plants and didn’t get a lot of sun, […]
It all started with blue corn
Blue Hopi corn, to be exact. The seeds were given to me last year by a dear lady who has since passed away. Her family had been growing this corn […]
Sarasin's thoughts....... 