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I can understand that the present high heat of the summer wilts my tomato plants. They need more water as the daily temperature soars. I cannot understand Ed saying that I should just let my plants wilt and not water them.

The ancient practice of saving seeds has, in recent years, become a feasible and, in some cases, encouraged practice.

I鈥檓 not alone in saying that we鈥檙e tired of hearing nothing on the news but COVID-19, riots and protests and scorching heat or pelting rain.

I can鈥檛 believe that it has been five years since I retired! When I made the decision to retire I also made a list of things that were on my bucket list that I never got around to doing when I was working.

We can鈥檛 simply watch global events unfold. We have a valuable contribution to make and we鈥檙e up to the challenge

Grocery retailers must come to terms with serving a shifting population. And restaurants face learning to be more flexible

鈥淚t was hard to be content with our weather this week,鈥� I told Ed yesterday. Every day that I wanted to get at trimming the shrubs around our condo building, the rain was determined to stop me and my electric clippers.

It鈥檚 been a bit tricky to come up with fresh ideas for columns during this COVID-19 business. There鈥檚 not much to write about when you spend your day hunched over a computer, or crawling through the garden weeding carrots.