Everyone's first concern is always the grass or their crops, but trees can suffer too.

Everyone's first concern is always the grass or their crops, but trees can suffer too.

Their kitchen is their shrine, the cook their priest, the table their altar, and their belly their god.

Their kitchen is their shrine, the cook their priest, the table their altar, and their belly their god.

That will be the third time we'll have bowled each other this week. We're in the same league Monday and read more

That will be the third time we'll have bowled each other this week. We're in the same league Monday and Wednesday nights and, oddly, our teams were scheduled against each other both nights. He kicked our butts Monday night, so I'll have to try to get him back. But he's a great bowler.

I'm going to be sick.

I'm going to be sick.

You make trade offs: do you want to get everything that's relevant or do you want to miss some things? read more

You make trade offs: do you want to get everything that's relevant or do you want to miss some things? The feedback I'm hearing from companies is, if you can get them 50 per cent or 80 percent there, that makes a huge impact,

I understand the community isn't satisfied at all that it's here. There were a lot of strong words at the read more

I understand the community isn't satisfied at all that it's here. There were a lot of strong words at the town meeting. But I don't feel like that. I feel really bad for the victims and their families.

It feels pretty good. As a kid, I never thought this would happen to me to tell you the truth.

It feels pretty good. As a kid, I never thought this would happen to me to tell you the truth.

Ï feel very proud because we worked so hard to create it - and proud for France because everything is read more

Ï feel very proud because we worked so hard to create it - and proud for France because everything is made here,

We have 60 hills of rhubarb now. When we bought the farm in 1946 we found it coming up in read more

We have 60 hills of rhubarb now. When we bought the farm in 1946 we found it coming up in the pasture near the old greenhouse and moved it closer to the house.