Road Rage Comes to Town
Last time I picked up a prescription, the poor pharmacist put his hands to his forehead and wailed, “This used to be a quiet little town!”
Last time I picked up a prescription, the poor pharmacist put his hands to his forehead and wailed, “This used to be a quiet little town!”
Last month, as my kids gathered at the dinner table using FaceTime to celebrate my youngest daughter’s 24th birthday.
I was just reading a piece in the New York Times about how people have been fleeing the city in droves this past year to find freedom from the pandemic.
Out here on the Ninth Concession, burglars are at work every week among the “view” properties along the top of the hill to the west.
The chief purpose of a country property is to be looked after.