
A Logical Explanation?
Have you ever had anything really weird happen that didn’t seem to have a logical explanation? I had an experience like that last summer.
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Have you ever had anything really weird happen that didn’t seem to have a logical explanation? I had an experience like that last summer.
People around here are accustomed to coping with mud season and the muddy roads and deep ruts that are a part of every spring. Usually mud season is just an expected springtime inconvenience… but this year it has suddenly become much more unpleasant.
The weather people insist that we’ve received the usual amount of snow this winter, and possibly even a bit more than usual, but the temperatures have been so warm each snowfall has melted within hours or days, and we’ve gone through much of this winter with bare ground…
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It snowed last night. And if this morning’s severe weather alerts are correct, there’s a good-sized nor’easter coming our way.
Choosing Voluntary Simplicity has always run under WordPress with a version 4 MySQL database… unfortunately, all the newer upgrades to WordPress require a version 5 MySQL database.
This is our brown Nigerian dwarf goat. It’s very difficult to get pictures of her because she always wants to come too close to the person holding the camera. She is a “people goat,” you see, and very affectionate. She thinks she is a lap dog.
Twenty-six years ago we were still spending most of our time at work running a thriving business we had created. Financially everything was great…
On this day last year, all the snow was long gone and mud season was over. Hosta and bleeding heart shoots were two or three inches tall. There were frogs’ eggs in the ponds and the grass was already green. It was a very early spring. Things are very different this year.
The weather people were predicting twelve to fourteen inches of snow, but here Sunday started with above freezing temperatures and a hard steady rain.