I’m dismayed at the silence of some elected officials (some who are right now reading this) on Donald Trump’s authoritarian justification for the overthrowing the
Goodbye, Good Boy
Norman was a good boy whose time came last month. I stumbled across this piece (Norman, My Tie That Binds) this morning. I had pushed
The Baby, the Prostitute, and Me: My New Idea of Living
“Certainly, travel is more than seeing of sights: it is a change that goes on, deep and permanent, in the idea of living.” – American
Kentucky: Other People’s Stories, My Story
I’ve been trying to figure out how to tell a story about my trip to Kentucky last month. Is it about the sights, smells, vibe,
A Very Merry Post-election World: It Can Happen
I could hardly wait for the Professor to leave to attend this year’s downtown Veteran’s Day Parade last Saturday. He likes to keep things the
Why I Support Conservation Easements
A rancher’s daughter and former county supervisor (commissioner), I used to be among those suspicious of conservation easements. Not anymore. I love people, agriculture, and
Dispatches from Out West 