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It's been a mighty weird year weatherwise, and no one sees that more than the farmer who grows our food. So I've been waiting wit...

Despite the fact that we'd heard nary a pop, whistle or boom in the days leading up to the Fourth of July this year—a friend admitted...

I prefer to call it aubergine, the lilting name that the French use for this member of the nightshade family, but say that to an employee...

One year. 12 months. 52 weeks. 365 days. That's how long it takes till you know if you've succeeded or failed miserably. If you...

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I admit it. I'm a nosey parker at heart. There's nothing better I like than having a chance to get on the other side of the fenc...