More Travels with Allen
Boy it feels good to be back in the saddle again. As you might know, I’ve been “off the road” for a bit and unable to report on what I see happening in our “neighborhood.” But no more!! I’m happy to say that the world
Boy it feels good to be back in the saddle again. As you might know, I’ve been “off the road” for a bit and unable to report on what I see happening in our “neighborhood.” But no more!! I’m happy to say that the world
Ok, it’s summertime and you’ve an open-door policy with friends and family. Visits are encouraged whenever it’s convenient. Fun, food and friends are almost synonymous with the season. But what to prepare so you’re not relegated to the hot kitchen missing all the fun? Check
Written By: Suzanne Gwilliam, Realtor And here we are, wrapping up another Spring Market. It’s been a wild ride, for sure!! Bidding wars & cash buyers have definitely taken over this time! I’ve never seen so many cash buyers in all my career! It looks like the
Our publisher, Allen Herman, been under the weather recently and hasn’t travelled much lately. He’s the guy who takes us travelling every month uncovering neat spots in our greater reading area. He’ll be up and about soon and is anxious to share what he’s discovered…
‘Tis the season for berries; all kinds of berries. We’re a little partial to raspberries this month. You can buy them in bulk and use them to your heart’s content. You might even freeze them for nibbling on when you’ve got a yen for something
A gentle reader chided me over my column about things that annoy me. Among other annoyances, I wrote about professional athletes with unkempt hair and beards and about women who wear expensive jeans with rips and tears in them. The reader reminded me that people
I have a confession. While growing up I never saw eye to eye with my father. If I wanted to go South to Baltimore he wanted to go North to New York. If I was voting the Democratic slate he was sure to be voting
Not all of my columns make it into print. I have ideas that are like the little engine that could, huffing and puffing at the station raring to go. I can’t quite get up enough steam to send them churning down the tracks. Often what seems
I was starving and bored. I couldn’t wait for warm weather. All month I had been thinking of nothing but food and shopping. So, the minute I was released from Doylestown Hospital, a great hospital if you’re sick, I started thinking about food and shopping. Start