My Daily Travels

My regular programmed shows are all being consumed by the latest witch hunt involving Trump and classified documents. It is what it is. Did he know or didn't he? I no longer care as far as today goes. Our world is one big bag of lies, inflation, and political rhetoric. I am searching for a movie... Sign in to see full entry.

I am lucky enough to have several farms located just up the road from my small Boro. They sell everything from fresh in-season produce to baked goods, jam, local honey, cheese, wine, and flowers. Today, I am headed out to Triple B Farms to purchase a pumpkin and some sweet & tart Crimson crisp... Sign in to see full entry.

The sad part is that you never really know who is in actual need of help or who is just too lazy to apply at the one hundred businesses that have help want signs plastered in front of their establishments. The other issue is that you can only help so many people in a day. There are just too many in... Sign in to see full entry.

I have spent the majority of my morning trying to make budget cuts to my grocery list. A recent trip to the grocery store left me staggering over the sticker shock of most of the advertised goods. Eggs are $5.00/dozen and the advertised sales wouldn't feed a family of one, so I decided to get the... Sign in to see full entry.

These guys are ultimately the most luscious stuffed pasta nuggets that you will ever taste. In my area, they are considered to be food for the Gods. Pierogies are a Pittsburgh tradition, and they are so delicious that even Bobby Flay from the Food Network felt the need to pay a visit to the "Steel... Sign in to see full entry.

There aren't many days left this year that offer comfort while eating picnic style, so with my middle daughter, her husband and his father coming over for a Mexican feast later today, I figured that we could have the meal outdoors since there aren't many days left to do so this year. I am preparing... Sign in to see full entry.

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The United States was just barely over ten years old, but due to hard labor, the crops were plentiful that year in 1786 when on October 5th, an unexpected torrential rainfall caused the Great Pumpkin Flood that occurred in eastern Pennsylvania in the Susquehanna River. Heavy rain caused the flooding... Sign in to see full entry.