Life happens. I went into the hospital two weeks ago last Sunday and for a week I have been recuperating…
male bonding
What does cactus such as pictured here, three middle-aged men, and to-do lists have to do with one another? A…
dog-walking by faith
The righteous care for the needs of their animals, – Proverbs 12:10 For three Saturday mornings in a row, while…
dogs and neighbors
To God be humble, to thy friend be kind, and with thy neighbors gladly lend and borrow; His chance tonight, it maybe thine tomorrow. William Dunbar (1460 – 1520)
of cones and men
It sounds like a the beginning of a joke, but what do a Sixteenth Century Swiss scientist. a late Twentieth Century scientist, Dexter and me have it common? All of us view healing as a natural process aided by experience.
of dogs and roses
Without a dog, you’d never have anyone demonstrate how important it is to stop every day and smell the…
un-Wanted
Kill the mockingbird, or maim, or drown it. These are the thoughts that do not bother me at three in…
from the editorial staff
Apologies It has come to my (our) attention that the posts over the last couple of days have been heavily…
dirt
Home gardeners know a lot about dirt. Here in El Cajon, the clay and decomposed granite that makes up the whole of the area away from the small San Diego river habitat, hardly supports anything more natively than grasses. But with a ton of fertilizer and compost, people have planted ornamental, pine, avocado and fruit trees. And like my neighbor, a lot of vegetables.
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