Author Archives: Linda Schaub

There’s a little March Madness in the air and it’s not just on the basketball court. Mother Nature’s shenanigans lately are leaving us longing for Spring, even though the weather we’ve had the past two days IS more typical for … Continue reading →

So, here we go again, springing forward, just when it was light enough to take the car for a spin, and still get in a decent walk before I started my work day. But, the bonus of an earlier sunrise … Continue reading →

We’re in the deep freeze again. It’s hard to believe only two weeks ago we were breaking out the shorts and enjoying that Spring-like weather, and now it is back to layering up bigtime and bone-chilling temps. Talk about being … Continue reading →

Well, the weather folks had been predicting all along that we’d have a windy Wednesday, and, sure enough … they were right. In fact, as I write this blog post, the wicked winds are still raging, with the occasional gust … Continue reading →

When looking at the title of this blog post, you’ll probably assume it is related to the Spaghetti Western by the same name; or, perhaps … It is a tale of a trio of squirrels at Council Point Park that … Continue reading →

For years and years, the arrival of March 1st not only signaled turning the calendar page to a new month, but, everyone was chattering about whether March came in like a lion or a lamb.  Folklore has it that if … Continue reading →

The rain might have stopped me in my tracks, but, the diehard paczki lovers didn’t let a drizzly and murky morning deter them from getting their favorite Polish pastry for Fat Tuesday. Social media was all abuzz yesterday with their … Continue reading →

Living here in Michigan, you have to have multiple wardrobes at the ready, though admittedly, this has been a rather wild week of weather, certainly not like a normal February in southeast Michigan. I can tell you that Thursday I … Continue reading →

… in the merry month of May (er … February), I was taken by surprise, By a pair of roguish eyes, In a moment my poor heart was stole away. [Excerpt from “The Fountain in the Park” by Ed Haley] … Continue reading →

It was another spectacular weather day. At this rate, when the real first day of Spring arrives, we will treat it as nothing special after this slew of quasi-Spring days we’ve enjoyed. We all have Spring fever on top of … Continue reading →