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Sharon Lorenzo reviews the Bruce Museum’s expansion. One Museum Drive, New Building New Director, Robert Wolterstorff The Bruce Museum has two major elements of change in place: a new director and a new building, both of which are spectacular examples…
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“A room without books is like a body without a soul.” —Marcus Tullius Cicero I’m always interested to know what’s on someone’s bookshelf. Shelves can contain old favorites like The Wind in the Willows or The House at Pooh Corner,…
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Stay Tuned! With the Writers Guild of America on strike, we may soon find ourselves in a content drought which, for those of us who love having a good series to dig into, is a daunting thought. We certainly support…
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An ancient system to benefit animals and the climate. Silvopasture (silva means forest in Latin) is the process of integrating grazing domesticated animals with trees and forests to reap the mutual benefits. It will improve animal health and benefit the…
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Learn from our mistakes! We are just back from a cruise in Norway and Scotland, and our experience has us rethinking our travel technology solutions. What follows is a somewhat random list of thoughts based on the mistakes we made….
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We’ve got birds on our brains. This article was posted four years ago, but as birding has continued to soar in popularity, we thought we would update it for you and re-post. Have a great birding summer! There is…
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Beyond the Man Cave. Statistics show that the number of friends a person has decreases dramatically as they age. The Men’s Shed movement started in Australia in the 1990s to address loneliness among retired men. There are now over 2,500…
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Ready to pucker up? Original offerings of vinegar a couple of decades ago were white vinegar, red wine vinegar, rice vinegar and cider vinegar. Then came balsamic and sherry vinegars which I loved because they are not as sour as…
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“Climate is what we expect, weather is what we get.” Mark Twain …
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