Take a look at our latest issue by clicking on the line below: https://indd.adobe.com/view/7fa43c82-1362-4743-9bfe-0973ad72e1ce... Read More
By Mitch Talley “Big Al” Lauro wasn’t always big. In fact, when he was just a teenager, he unexpectedly made... Read More
By Kathi Hill My Robyn flew away yesterday. Robyn is my first cousin. She had visited for almost two weeks,... Read More
By Herman Thorbecke I love moonlit, windy autumn nights. They have their special, chilly fascination—just cold enough to light a... Read More
EDITOR’S NOTE: Fritz Crytzer moved to Georgia in 2016 after having lived all around the country, including Mississippi, North Carolina,... Read More
Does it stay with you buried down sodeep so no one knows it never sleeps Does it stare back at... Read More
By Pam Guenther Well, I have always wanted to try ziplining and recently got my chance when we took some... Read More
By Pat Kovsky-Dotson I woke up one morning and realized I would soon be 80 years old! My, what a... Read More
By Lela Torgesen Wade Feral cats were always welcome on our farm, mostly because they kept down the rodent population.... Read More
The autumn day was somber. So quiet you could hear a mouse sneeze. Deafening silence surrounded me when I ceased... Read More
How could this happen?How can this be?When we last spokeYou were thinking of coming to see me.I got a call... Read More
If I could count the raindrops, I’d count them every one.And then I’d save ’em up and wait upon the... Read More