Month: July 2022

To help keep my slim, sexy body (take my word for it), I go bike riding in Bucktown every Saturday

“My wound was slight, And I was hobbling back; and then a shell Burst slick upon the duck-boards: so I

Gentle Reminders

It’s a manatee wearing a t-shirt. The Trade Show of Legends, a PCA 2022 Recap

Yosemite National Park is the place to go if you want to explore nature in all its glory. This park

One afternoon during our recent visit to Marakele National Park, while relaxing on the deck of our safari tent and

The Boston area seems to have really embraced the biergarten concept. This is a beautiful thing if you’re a beer

Remembering the Green Anoles in the Audubon House pollinator garden back in May 2017. A Green Anole stalks its insect

Did you know humans might have been living in your neighborhood 130,000 years ago? I was visiting the San Diego

Lavender outside Virginian Station, Roanoke, VA

In January 2018, I published my first “Wild Turkey Wish List.” I’m happy to report that four years later, another

The Young Hearts – Misty – Minit 32066: “The Young Hearts – Misty”

Pets were often sold on the streets. Fortunately, that doesn’t happen now. Club Row Market. East London, late 1950s. Petticoat

Vineyards at Ponte Winery (July 2021) While visiting Temecula, one cannot leave without going wine tasting. As the city is

What’s Cooking in Gail’s Kitchen? Enjoyable Eats: Lavender Creamed Honey Pears! Whenever pears come into season, I feel as though

The Rubies are Back, now I am still posting photos from our trip around the states from this last winter.

National Cheesecake Day – a day to celebrate sweet deliciousness…and choose to overlook the calories. A graham cracker crust with