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Tonight, I am enjoying the view of a blizzard outside my window.   The snow is coming down in swirling and blinding sheets. The street-lights reveal how fast the snow is coming but somehow there’s no darkness. And there’s no sign … Continue reading →

The snow is coming down nicely on Christmas Evening. My wife and I are relaxing after a nice Christmas Day.  We stayed home instead of traveling because of the weather.  Our cat Quiet Rustle purrs happily on my wife’s lap.  … Continue reading →

We are rocking Gratitude Month here and here’s my latest! Back in September, we thought we were going to have to put our dear cat Quiet Rustle to sleep.   He had been a robust fifteen-years-old until he suddenly got ill … Continue reading →

Every morning, my wife and I have a wonderful routine.  In the pre-dawn gloom, we sip coffee and watch the sun come up with our cat  Quiet Rustle who sits on my lap.  I suspect Quiet Rustle sits on me … Continue reading →

Summer weather is arriving early today. The red, blurry orb of the sun is slowly, rising over the local hill. I can look directly at the sun’s disc  directly through the haze, but soon our friendly neighborhood star will be … Continue reading →

The weather is a fine subject for a blog.  Generally speaking, weather is usually something everyone can agree upon, at least to the extent that it is happening at the moment. This January, we here in New England can all … Continue reading →

Christmas on a Wednesday is a strange thing but we went through with it anyways.  We don’t have kids,  so the Holiday is usually subdued, but that doesn’t mean it is not joyous. MERRY CHRISTMAS!!! copyright 2024 Christopher Donahue  

Most everyone knows November is gratitude month.   I have had a wonderful almost thirty days appreciating some of the good friends, family and fortune I have in my life. I am always reminded that good and bad fortune can change … Continue reading →

It was a tough growing season for tomatoes. At the start, I could not have imagined the impact of having ground hogs (a.k.a. wood chucks) decimating the plants in my and the neighbors gardens. Basically, the first several crops of … Continue reading →