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Welcome May (but really we are two weeks in...)

I started this post exactly two weeks ago, with a mere title. The last few weeks have
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Our Life

Welcome May (but really we are two weeks in...)

Our Life

See ya April - Don't Let the Door Hit You on the Way Out.

Actually, I hope it slams you in your miserable ass. I turned 41 in April. We had
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See ya April - Don't Let the Door Hit You on the Way Out.

Alix in her garden on our farm. She loves to plant and grow edible flowers.
Our Life

Happy Almost May

Before you start to type in a post on Wordpress, there is a blinking "What is on
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Happy Almost May

Our Life

As the World Burns

I made it a personal vow to keep away from the news for the last two months.
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As the World Burns

Thanks, Dad.

For nothing in particular, but everything. For teaching me how to throw that softball, cast that line, mow in perfectly straight rows. For having the patience to show me the details of a perfectly lighted Christmas tree, a delicately pruned tree, and a meticulously organized garage. (I’m still working on that one…)

Fight Cancer

Yesterday was all about Fuck Cancer. Today is all about the FIGHT. And believe me when I say this kid is up to giving cancer the fight of his life.  A quick note to all of you that left love, light, words of kindness and advice on our Instagram and Facebook accounts

Fuck Cancer.

(This post was written on 5/26) ********* There –  I did it. I finally said it. I’ve always depended on a prolific vocabulary to keep me from uttering vulgarities on such a public site.  I delight in profanity. Truly. And though I tend to keep it tucked away behind closed doors, the

Looking Back at 6 Wines from the Past Year

As you’ve heard, 2017 was a year to remember. We got married, bought a house, and experienced many of the reasons we’re happy with our decision to move home.  Before moving home to Medina, I grandstanded in DC that there were good NY wines in Western New York. During those years, our

What’s in a Name?

This is the story about how I made up an entirely new identity. And why I chose not to take Scott’s name…. Romeo and Juliet is my favorite text to teach. Maybe I have an emotional attachment, as it is the first text I taught at Hampton High School in the winter