Letter From A. Broad

From Washington DC to Buenos Aires, women with ideas make a difference to the world around them.

Truth and Justice day maybe a day of reckoning for the government of the time but it is still a public holiday

Aunt Phyllis loved her Cottage on Honey Harbor and her family. The memories she gave us keep her with us now.

The first spring time walk shows the hatched, spiders, salamanders and slugs

The Sundance Film festival shows not only great documentary films but middle America in pain.

The winter storms come to California and bring rain, adventure, heartache and happiness in equal measure.

The winter snow over England and great Britain slow the countries almost to a halt. Giving time for memories of snow storms past.

The holiday week between Christmas and New Years brings old friends together and helps us look at our place in the community

December is a time for giving. Maybe the best gift of all is the gift of Time.

The days after Thanksgiving lead us to holiday shopping and home community

Autumn calls and shows the artistic beauty of fall

Erik Bauersfeld receives the Third Coast Audio Luminary of the year award in Chicago.

There is the equinox and then there is the apple harvest. It is the harvest that tells us fall is here.

The trains of yesterday and today travel a different path through the state

The Santa Monica Pier and Arthur Lessac celebrate their 100 th birthdays

Young Foxes from the farm and Old Foxes from the Senate, go home.

Buenos Aires is home to the biggest cattle market in the world

Every day is Market day in Buenos Aires but on Independence day the Gaucho Market celebrates all day long.

Meetings and greetings on the street, in the park and up the hill