Christmas didn’t start well for the McCullough family, and me in particular. In early December we began to put up the tree balls that are a characteristic decoration of our neighborhood. Tree balls are chicken wire frames crushed into a … Continue reading →
(This story is best read from the beginning. Go here to read part one if you haven’t already) Next class would be Herbology. Professor Snickerdoodle instructed the students in general on caring for plants, then provided each one with a … Continue reading →
Look who arrived in the world a couple of days ago: That’s my newest grandson, Henry Frances Habetdeus Gerdon. He was a healthy eight pounds and seven ounces at birth. He was also something of a miracle. My daughter had … Continue reading →