Annie Dear: What they say, what they do often don't line up well
Annie Dear: Say no to the drab sameness of things
Sandy Turner: It's fall, y'all, so let's have a ball
The Amish Cook: Answered prayers, a big chore, sweet memories Annie Dear: Why not just give common sense a chance? Sandy Turner: On the cutting edge with the book of faces
The Amish Cook: Fewer things and a slower pace – and life is better
Diane Mack: Who has the time for all of these complications?
Lynn Youngblood: Take an ebike for a spinThe Amish Cook:Seasons change, and the years quickly pass Sandy Turner: When the sun goes down Annie Dear: Good to head out, good to get home Lynn Youngblood: New-age bicycles catching on for everyday use
The Amish Cook: Planting a dream, looking to the future Sandy Turner: The seasons change, and the challenges evolve Annie Dear: One project, one triumph at a time around the houseThe Amish Cook: Busy days working on lessons big and small Lynn Youngblood: An easier way to get away from it all Sandy Turner: While the debate goes on, use sunscreen Diane Mack: Why is useful transportation for all unavailable? Annie Dear: Remember the friendly skies? Let's all go for thatWhat memories are you leaving for a child? Sandy Turner: The raccoon won a round, but the fight wasn't over Diane Mack: Teamwork, diligence and faith can make miracles Annie Dear:You can choose pointless gestures or meaningful action