Of TVs and Chekhov
My new radio is fine, except for the sound, which is hollow, and not as good as my small transmitter with a separate little round AUVIO speaker attached.
My new radio is fine, except for the sound, which is hollow, and not as good as my small transmitter with a separate little round AUVIO speaker attached.
Roxanne Moore Saucier, who authored the genealogical column “Family Ties” in the Bangor Daily News for so many years, once famously referred to Joe Anderson as the “bee’s knees.”
During the 23 years I worked for the federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration
The snow keeps falling and the wind howls. It is typical March. Cabin fever cases are reaching abnormal highs with every inch of white powder.
No one wants to be unemployed
Palmer’s ice cream and candy store on Market Square was good enough to be a dream, but it was very real.
Eleven days ago, on the 10th of March, an incredibly intense snow squall band developed in northeast Aroostook County, and delivered snow squall totals the likes of which I have not seen in my 11-plus years in the County.
Watching the snow fall this morning brought back memories as well as a recent happening to me.
It’s time to start telling North American stories.