Rescue: Training the Things We Take for Granted
Lethargy. Sweltering with a non-specific stickiness. Flies. More flies. Dilly-dallying. These are the wilting Dog Days of Summer, named for...
A Lesson about Squeamishness and a Donkey.
Look, it's a selfie of me mucking last week. I like to get an early start in the summer. Over...
Beyond the Fence Line.
I have a neighbor, a couple of properties to the north, who brings his cattle home to calve each spring....
Weekly Photo Challenge: Seasons
There's nothing fresh about this winter season but that doesn't mean there isn't something hot, opinionated, and not all that...
Weekly Photo Challenge: Life Imitates Art
Life Imitates Art: Reclining Nude (Rubenesque) From the first cave paintings to the most contemporary work, artists across the spectrum...
Weekly Photo Challenge: Vibrant
We are facing a storm today. It's all white-white; white fog, white snow, white breath. Winter is that time the...
Weekly Photo Challenge: Weight(less)
"In Chinese philosophy, yin and yang describes how opposite or contrary forces are actually complementary, interconnected, and interdependent in...
Auld Lang Syne: The Ghost Herd
I've mentioned it before; I still mourn Cochise, that black and white Pinto that Little Joe rode on Bonanza. It's...
Weekly Photo Challenge: Now
Like a skater on ice, strong and effortless. Anna Blake, Infinity Farm (WordPress Photo Challenge is a weekly prompt...
How the Barn Became a Church
Were you born in a barn? Not me, but I wish. I lived in the tiny asphalt-shingle house just south...
Weekly Photo Challenge: Eye Spy
She sees more than you do, even when she isn't looking. Science says she has the ability to see...
Weekly Photo Challenge: Transition
Transition Imposition. Anna Blake, Infinity Farm. (WordPress Photo Challenge is a weekly prompt to share a photo–I enjoy twisting...
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