So, last month I was bemoaning the speed of passing time. I dare not do that again!! LOL! But I can “bemoan” how busy our schedule has been in our office. I feel like we’re already through November, and at the time of this writing,
Thick black smoke billowing from an inferno that melted steel began to block the sun. The wind carried it into the harbor where it burned my eyes. Soot came then, and ashes, and then the cries of my people. They were calling out in agony
Last month I traveled with friends, Karen and Jack, to Jessie Creek Winery in Cape May Court House, New Jersey. Allen and I visited the Winery almost 10 years ago when local physician, Dr. Bruce Morrison took ownership. Since then, he and his passion have turned
You can tell we’ve got school on our mind. This month we’re talking about Mac & Cheese and Soup…. all classic school fare. Check out the two alternative recipes for Mac & Cheese. They’re both easy to prepare and a bit lighter on the tummy.
By: Audrey Cupo This month some of us will be very busy with the start of a new school term. This time of year I received a lot of calls and emails from people who want to get organized before the start of the new school
What a fun month…. Don’t know where to start! If you like pickles the way I like pickles, you’ll want to check out a gem of a destination in Croydon, Giovanni’s Dillicious Pickles. I read about this pickle haven, saved the article and finally got my
‘Tis the season… and I don’t mean for eggnog or fruit cake. It’s salad time in all its “lightness.” Easy to prepare and perfect for either a pool party, picnic on the beach (if allowed), or just for that light dinner at home. Add a
APPLIANCES TALK to each other, often in conspiratorial ways. Our built-in microwave and our electric range decided to flame out within a day of each other. "Thee go first," said the electric range (It's an Amana). "It's only right," said the microwave. After all, I
Mid-August exposition at Wrightstown fairgrounds celebrates the county’s agricultural heritage. It seems like only yesterday that Buckingham farmer Charlie Simons invited me aboard his harvester to prowl his cornfields. Soon dust swirled and biting insects flew everywhere as his monster of metallic know-how tramped the fields, gathering
PREPARING FOR COLLEGE LIFE - by Audrey Cupo, Professional Organizer This month, Audrey Cupo, Residential Professional Organizer, is here to provide helpful tips to save space when preparing our kids for college life. Many of our sons and daughters are starting college so now is the time
