A Rain Delay A rain delay? There’s no need to roll out the tarps. The game’s not going to be called. In fact, a rainy day in spring is the perfect time to catch all the action in the garden. I had originally planned another article for this week’s offering here on The Renaissance Garden […]
Choosing a Great Hosting Service for Your Site Setting up your own website and blog is a fabulous way to exercise your creativity and share your thoughts, interests, and experiences with the world. Choosing a great hosting service for your site is an absolute imperative. Make sure that the one you pick treats your site
For My Dogs This one’s for my dogs. Plain and simple. For several months now, a number of you have been asking me to write something about my dogs, Tony and Clarabelle. Although they’ve both made a few cameos on Facebook and Twitter, these two have yet to receive a feature of their own here
In Praise of the Printed Word – My Love Affair with Books Books, oh glorious books! “In Praise of the Printed Word,” indeed. Here is a veritable paean, written and belted right out loud. (But not too loud… I’m at the library.) I’m really excited to write this article. It represents my first entry into
In Praise of the Printed Word – My Love Affair with Books Read More »
Spring and Summer’s Path Through My Garden I believe that there’s nothing more invigorating than watching new, green growth emerge from the earth. Those eager shoots, in every emerald shade, are the embodiment of rebirth, and they make the collective promise of glorious, robust life. And that promise is kept. All summer long, blooms in
You cannot copy the content of this page.