Saturday, August 1, 2026 started off the 5th month in our volunteer position in White, GA. Saturday we were moderately busy at the ramp. That slowdown was probably helped by a rain storm that came through around 11am. We had a nice video call with our friends Kirk and Laura. It’s always good catching up […]

Thursday, July 16th marked us being halfway through our fourth month in the volunteer position in White, GA. Following the emergence of “explosive diarrhea” caused by contaminated lettuce and berries in several states recently, we purchased a salad spinner so we could properly wash/rinse produce and not get cyclosporiasis because some incompetent worm-brained poser cut

Wednesday, July 1, 2026 started our 4th month in our 6-month volunteer position in White, GA. Cindy usually gets up before I do; enjoys a cup (or two) of tea; reads her email and puts the bird feeders out for the day (we don’t leave them out overnight so as not to attract bears, something

NOTE: This is a repost of the post I published on July 18th. During my recent migration to a new web hosting service, this post disappeared from our site, so I am re-posting it. Thanks for your patience. Tuesday, June 16th, found us halfway through our third month in the volunteer position in White, GA.

It’s Monday, June 1st as Cindy and I start our third month in our volunteer position in White, GA.. Even more importantly, it was Ann’s birthday. Happy Birthday Princess! I wish we could have been with her to celebrate it but, like the last several years, that wasn’t in the cards. Maybe one day. While

Saturday, May 16th was a busy day and a hot one temperature-wise at the ramp. That night we watched the final two episodes of the current season (three) of Shrinking and looking forward to the new season next year. Sunday was another busy day, but of course that is typical of the weekends (and most

Well, let’s catch upon the first 15 days of May at our volunteer position in White, Georgia. We’ve been here for one month as of May 1st and are settling in to a routine of fulfilling our volunteer duties and taking care of our personal lives. I spent a difficult May 2nd and 3rd writing

On Wednesday, April 1, 2026 we left Kolomoki Mounds State Park around 7:45 am for what was supposed to be a 4-hour drive. But the usual slowdowns and stopped traffic around Atlanta on I-285 added 50 minutes to our drive time, so we didn’t arrive until almost 1 pm at our site. We’re about 8