I should have expected unsolicited advice when I started posting a daily progress report on Facebook.
the humble farmer
The humble Farmer: It’s harder to stay on the level when you are in your 80s
A simple favor for a beloved spouse turns out to be easier said than done, thanks to challenges of age.
The humble Farmer: Not a bad summer if you can afford to run the heat
It’s hard to convince the garden that this is its big opportunity for growth.
The humble Farmer: Who needs DNA? An ancestor with good connections – or a bad police history – is easy to track
Are your forebears on the list of Mayflower passengers, or in the town magistrates’ records?
The humble Farmer: You never get to the bottom of some family mysteries
Uncle Will never wasted a cent – so just how much did he save in 65 years?
The humble Farmer: Don’t stop your chores for visitors – let them lend a hand
Once they’ve moved the picnic table and had some pie, though, the trick is to get them to leave.
The humble Farmer: Put down your cellphone and communicate with me
Technology connects humble to faraway family members but inadvertently cuts him off from those nearby.
The humble Farmer: Thumbs up-thumbs down test could end voters’ remorse
If the people like lobster, they shouldn’t have to put up with a burger-loving leader.
The humble Farmer: For me, buying Christmas gifts is a spectator sport
I am not even qualified to stand back and applaud from the sidelines.
The humble Farmer: Advanced age gives one a broader perspective on many things
What will old-timers pass along to their grandchildren by the end of this century?