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The humble farmer

Published
May 27, 2018

The humble Farmer: Feeling trapped in ‘Twilight Zone’ at humble’s B&B

Submitted for your approval: A woman from the city who refused to drive across our lawn.
Published
May 13, 2018

The humble Farmer: Smart Driver course makes me even more cautious than usual

And because I stop at stop signs, I've been struck in the rear end numerous times.
Published
April 28, 2018

The humble Farmer: My Swedish aunts were right: Everything is so expensive nowadays

That applies to everything from hearing aids to diet supplements to bottles of soda and candy bars.
Published
April 14, 2018

The humble Farmer: Attend The Inaugural Unorganized Banquet of St. George Schools

Because no one wants to be in charge, there will be no infighting, quibbling or backbiting among the leadership.
Published
March 31, 2018

The humble Farmer: Duo of dogs prompts reflection on the human-canine connection

Just like us, some are sporting types who regularly feast on life's goodies, while others are content just to stay out of the way of the big guys.

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Published
March 17, 2018

The humble Farmer: We’ll get a car with a little help from my friends

All I had to do was hint that my wife wanted a newer car, and they pounced.
Published
March 3, 2018

The humble Farmer: Rural Maine is relatively free from crime, except for petty theft

I myself have contributed to the defense fund of a man who shot a burglar in the leg..
Published
February 17, 2018

The humble Farmer: Dispensing good criticism is an art, not to be confused with a whining neighbor

Sometimes tongue-in-cheek commentary can be highly effective criticism without giving offense.
Published
February 3, 2018

The humble Farmer: Most of us hatch out already knowing what we need to know

There is no other way to explain how grandchildren are able to activate their Alexis toy in five minutes.
Published
January 20, 2018

The humble Farmer: In any culture, people figure out whatever it takes to get by

This might involve clubbing woolly mammoths for food or hacking computers at election time.