I looked at the calendar the other day and realized that summer is gone.

It’s funny how things go in cycles. Last week during the full moon, I heard about two herds of cows who got loose.

If you missed the Gospel Sing at the Fox Farm, last Saturday evening you missed a good one, it was the last one for the year, and will be the last for the Fox Family to have. This wonderful family have continued the Gospel sing since Ora passed away two years ago.

In last week

Last week at the Clermont County Fair, the cakes and pies sold good, not as high as last year, but good. The garden items we took did fine. I was wondering, due to the cool weather and all the rain, whether there would be much garden produce, but it was wonderful, there are lots of green thumbs in our wonderful County.

Receptions Eastgate will once again be the location of the Art, Antiques and Collectibles Auction, a fund-raising event to support the work of Clermont Senior Services. The event is scheduled for Friday evening, Sept. 11.

Sometimes when you wake up in the morning you can tell before you get out of bed whether it’s going to be a good day or not.

Did you read the story in the papers this week about a little dog named Muffy? After being gone for nine years, she was returned to her owners who lived 1,250 miles away.

Last Saturday we had friends over for a cookout. Like any good husband should, I helped prepare for their arrival and helped with chores while they were there. This included boiling some eggs and peeling potatoes for potato salad, cleaning a half dozen ears of corn, helping set the table, firing up the grill (the only real

The good news is Ruth Ann is doing good. The last check the doctor said instead of each Tuesday to check her blood make it two weeks. Thank God its staying good. Last Wednesday I went to the Bethel School to hear Governor Strickland tell about the school budget. It was a good meeting.