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  • Field at Sunrise
    April 24, 2024

    Field at Sunrise

    He was a “happy camper” when we drove the old tractor down his driveway on a late Sunday afternoon and handed him the key. Dad used the tractor and implements we purchased to increase the size of his garden and as such was able to sell a lot more produce.
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  • Rural Delight: Enjoy Fresh Groceries at the General Store!
    October 20, 2023

    Rural Delight: Enjoy Fresh Groceries at the General Store!

    There is a beautiful, shiny 1930’s green pickup truck loaded with fruits, vegetables and flowers parked in front of the general store. I imagine that the truck belongs to the older gentleman sitting in a chair in front of the store who has brought his products to the General Store to sell to customers who stop at the store. 
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  • Crossing the Creek Through the Covered Bridge!
    September 15, 2023

    Crossing the Creek Through the Covered Bridge!

    I am fascinated with covered bridges. Building these covered bridges was a work of art. Very few workers back in the day had the skill sets to construct covered bridges. The existence of covered bridges in Georgia can be mostly traced back to Horace King. 
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  • "Lakeshore" Living, Life is Good
    June 1, 2023

    "Lakeshore" Living, Life is Good

    When I first saw this puzzle, I fell in love with it. As I was putting it together, I allowed my imagination to take over and I imagined myself draped in one of the warm blankets shown in the puzzle, sitting in one of the two large white Adirondack chairs that are facing the lake. 
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  • Those Days at "The Happy Hen House"
    June 1, 2023

    Those Days at "The Happy Hen House"

    This puzzle brought back many fond memories of my youth and my tenure as being the sibling who had the sole responsibility of taking care of our small flock of chickens. Those were the days.
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