A couple of weeks ago, it would have been difficult to convince me that fall would be in the air soon. The hot days persisted. But miraculously, on the first day of fall, the high temperatures began to drop a little.We can now comfortably think about cooking our cold-weather favorites.
Brushes with greatness. Don’t we love to say we met President Fill-in-the-blank back when? Or his First Lady? Or a movie star? Or a famous musician? Maybe we can even say we’re friends with somebody famous.But if we can’t make any such claims, all is not lost.
A cotton-grazing droughtGreetings from the Sahara. That’s my new name for this expanse of sand that is our farm. I exaggerate somewhat. The Sahara lacks mesquites.Except I just looked it up.
Wildfire risk remains high as hunting season begins
CUISINE & CULTURE | ANGELINA@ANGELINALARUE.COMI love visiting cities rich in history and old architecture, such as Savannah, Georgia. Savannah is dripping with charm, romance and Spanish moss. She also has a bounty of wonderful places to eat.
CUISINE & CULTUREGood gardening news! The official astronomical start of autumn, the September equinox, arrives next week at 7:04 p.m. CDT on Sept. 22.
COMMENTARYWho remembers when the courthouse smelled like cigars? Does it still, faintly?Which courthouse? All of them. But I’m thinking about my courthouse with its stalwart gray granite interior.