Author Archives: Linda Schaub

When I stepped out the door this morning to leave on my walk, it was downright chilly. I glanced over at my neighbor Marge’s big thermometer and it was a double nickel degrees … 55 on the 3rd of July! … Continue reading →

I had counted on a walk today, and, just as I silenced the alarm next to my bed, the still of the morn was interrupted by a long rumble of thunder.  I sighed, and would have rolled my eyes had … Continue reading →

Time is on my mind this morning as we prepare to turn the calendar page to the second half of 2015.  There is also much chatter about today’s “Leap Second” and the question of how to spend that extra second … Continue reading →

This photo I selected from the site “Unsplash” perfectly depicts the dismal and dreary day we have and it is a great vintage shot of an old Olds.  The classic car enthusiasts, who were looking forward to today’s Cruisin’ Downriver … Continue reading →

I just switched off the news halfway through the weather report, because once again Mother Nature threatens to wreak havoc with our weekend – that is … if the bad weather happens as the  prognosticators say it will.  This week … Continue reading →

Today’s weather was just glorious.  While Tuesday morning felt like a calendar page from the “Dog Days of Summer”, today was more like a late Spring day. I left earlier than usual to take advantage of the cool morning and … Continue reading →

This morning, it was so humid you could cut it with a knife.  Ugh.  I put on a tank top and a gauzy shirt to protect against the skeeters then headed out.  I needed to clear my head after the … Continue reading →

I had no plans for any Father’s Day celebration, though I did think of my father, albeit briefly, while I gathered my tools for tackling the weeds.  Too bad that today’s task was more than just twisting and turning the … Continue reading →

Well thankfully, the early morning was rain-free, and I had just completed my five-mile round trip when it started to drizzle. This morning’s journey took me down to the River.  While that particular trek is not so much of a … Continue reading →

It was just a picture-perfect morning. The sun was out, the sky was blue, the heat and humidity took a hike … so I did too. I closed the door and zipped right past those weeds that were ripe for … Continue reading →