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As artificial intelligence (AI) rises in society, we are becoming more dependent on technology not only for mundane tasks but to do our thinking as well.
Not many people can say they eat like Daniel Boone, the great frontiersman. But in our household we can say that we do. I must admit that it is unique and very good, nutritious food too.
When we bought this farm, there was a small old heifer shed up on the hill west of our barn. It was in bad shape, but we used it for a number of years to house our mid-sized heifers.
When I was growing up life was simple. It was easy to navigate the mores of society. In the movies, the bad guys always wore black hats, and the good guys always wore white hats.
David Starr Jordan said, “Wisdom is knowing what to do next. Virtue is doing it.” He must have recognized King Solomon’s wisdom when he penned verses about a virtuous woman.
It was hot and muggy in the old middle school gym in Sugar City, Idaho. In the absence of anything that seemed to even resemble a ventilation system – other than the door on the east end of the gym being ajar, courtesy of a big gray garbage can – the air seemed to be thick and stale, a natural byproduct of summer basketball in small-town southern Idaho.
One of our daughters recently graduated from college. She had three options for places to live after graduation, so a trip was planned to check out two of them. I was ecstatic when she invited me along. I didn’t even have to beg or hint!
When a person is born, you have no idea what they will accomplish in life. Sometimes that holds true for animals too. Sometimes they will accomplish things far beyond your wildest dreams. Such was the case for a cat we had here recently.
