Food Friday: Zucchini Time 2026
August 14, 2026 No Comments
Welcome to the longest, hottest, stinkiest summer on record! Mr. Sanders and I drove to Boone, North Carolina for a few days of cooler weather
Welcome to the longest, hottest, stinkiest summer on record! Mr. Sanders and I drove to Boone, North Carolina for a few days of cooler weather
Judging by the articles and photos that the algorithm is serving up to me, the hottest summer on record is over. It’s time to
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Garlic has long been regarded as unsophisticated peasant food because it is cheap, easy to grow, and adds a piquant flavor to other modest
I am gallivanting out of town for a few days. This is a column that ran a couple of years ago. Enjoy! It’s cold and
It’s Friday the 13th, gentle readers. Be careful. Tread lightly. Watch out for ladders, black cats, cracks in the sidewalk and broken mirrors. And please
The Super Bowl is this Sunday night, in case you wondered. New England is playing Seattle. And that is the extent of my sports update.
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Marie Antoinette didn’t really say, “Let them eat cake,” however much we enjoy misquoting her. Last week an out-of-touch government official, Brooke Rollins, the US