Letter From A. Broad

Two German Journeymen spend the night on the farm and we learn what it takes to go from apprentice to master craftsman

The wind storm that brought in the New Year brought down old trees.

Remembering the women of Egypt in 1980 and looking at their daughters now

At the end of the year, holiday fairs are everywhere.

Old games are preparation for war, even under the beauty of the Tipas Trees

Spring time errands in Buenos Aires brings us into contact with the lighter and kinder side of mankind

The European politicians have their own tricks to play along with the demonstrators. And Memory plays tricks too.

Each film festival looks for a way to have special meaning for its city. Ghent in Belgium chooses music

Sometimes we need more help than we realize getting ready to play our part.

Searching for an old mother hubbard winter squash leads to new banking and the fair

Just a bike ride, watching harvesting farmers.

It is good to find kin and spirit in the different worlds we live in.

The black cat on the farm watches us as we watch England burn

Shopping on the internet or from a catalogue. What are the different paths they lead us on and why?

Clearing out the attic means rediscovering memories of childhood, our children's and our own. And Blackberry Surprise

Across America small towns celebrate July 4th with their own traditions. This is how we celebrate ours

While I read through history for what it means to be an American First Lady Michelle Obama gives her answer for today's society. And a couple of rounds of golf add another perspective.

Immigration ebbs and flows like the tides. Some are made to feel welcome, others less so. But the freedom to move from home country to home country is a freedom earned by all Americans

This week in May is Fledge Week; at schools, universities and on the farms.

From the slaying of Bin Laden to the Royal Wedding in London and back to the art show of Three Mexicans and a Whie Chick in Point Reyes, History circles around us.