Places with Soul
Small town living has been given a bad wrap! The town of my childhood was the considered a small town but no longer! I've lived in others since with populations as low as three hundred up to ten thousand. As…
Fall into a New “Cozy” Read
"Small towns with big hearts give me hope that Sunday mornings will always be sacred and special." ~ Sue Batton Leonard The temperatures are dropping, even in the mid-Atlantic States! And with fall, you know what that means -…
A Vision Stitched
A few weeks ago I had a most wonderful outing with my cousin. She took me downtown into Baltimore City to the American Visionary Arts Museum. There is so much to share but today, I will take you on a…
“Eyes Wide Open!”
Ahhhh, the power of live music! Some of the stories we've loved best over the generations have been delivered by way of song. Last weekend, I smiled as wide as a big ole slice of sweet summer watermelon as I…
The Unfinished Story
Our friends, Miss Eunice and Miss Mildred from Sew the Heart have been up to something! When the story ended, Moxie's life was still a bit frayed around the edges. The three left us with their unfinished business. You know…
America’s Respair Basket
The previous posts on June 24 and June 28th were good segways into today's post where we will be sharing words of a few other bloggers. The first is called The Respair Basket. It's interesting learning from others about what…
The Well-Fed Heart
I arrived at the Bel Air Farmers Market at 7:30 am a few weeks ago. It's the first time I have been since I moved to this community. There were already people who had done their shopping and were on…
Different Perspectives
Skies could not have been more clear for the Family Evening out with Pathfinders for Autism at Ladew Topiary Gardens. Six hundred were invited to picnic, play a few lawn games, listen to a little live night music and tour…
Preserving Crafts Heritage
Hello! Welcome back, glad you returned to our special feature today putting the spotlight on Deer Creek Basketry Guild. I encountered a few of their 80-some members at the Stepping Stone Museum and had a delightful time chatting with them…
Other Side of the Fence
Something to Ponder ~~~ Last Sunday I listened to The inspirational message is well-worth listening to. It made me ponder what fences represent metaphorically speaking. Sometimes fences exist only in cooperation with mandates and regulations of the neighborhood. Is…