Hungry For History


I just love it when local history pops up before me. Who knew that since 2008 Smith Island Cake has been Maryland's official state dessert? And today, this cake is being awarded a grant from the William G. Pomeroy Foundation through the Hungry for History Program that will fund a historic sign marker for it. … Continue reading Hungry For History

Elderly Parents Say The Darndest Things


I posted the following scenario to Facebook on November 16, 2016, and decided it so typified the humor my parents shared with others that I am compelled to capture it in my blog about our family’s heritage. When caring for the elderly (our Matriarch and Patriarch who were 88 and 89 at the time), I … Continue reading Elderly Parents Say The Darndest Things

We Start And End With Family, No Matter What Changes


After 75 years of family festivities, we missed our family's Christmas Day celebration. COVID had not even kept us apart. However, one share of pie before the big day sickened us, our family’s Matriarch and Patriarch, so we wouldn't risk possibly infecting others with our presence. In the past decades, however, the world has seen … Continue reading We Start And End With Family, No Matter What Changes

My Children’s Books Page Launches Here


It might have crossed your mind that I had stopped blogging.  Not at all.  Through my blog's stories that provide mirrors to the future, I have been reflecting on the past and looking forward.  With the end of 2022 closing in on us, I also have been searching for data about bloggers and blog readers. … Continue reading My Children’s Books Page Launches Here