Linda Buishas Dr. Oliver Sacks wrote, “My problem with recognizing faces extends not only to my nearest and dearest ones, but also to myself. Thus, on several occasions I have apologized for almost bumping into a large, bearded man, only to realize that the large, bearded man was myself in a mirror.” Dr. Sacks suffered…
Families and children of all ages are invited to hop over to the Denton County Courthouse on the Square for the Denton County 4-H Easter Egg Hunt on Sunday, April 13, at 1:30 p.m. Hosted by Denton County 4-H, this free community event promises an afternoon filled with fun, excitement, and plenty of eggs to…
Patti Smith Bimini Sweets Bakery was founded by Anita Orozco in 2011 and is our newest vendor available at our Friday morning Farmers Market. Throughout her childhood, Anita was drawn to all things crafty and artistic. One day as a young, pregnant wife, she found herself staring at beautiful sugar cookies. The bakery just happened…
KD Rutherford Community Outreach Dianna Duncan announced that the March luncheon donations through Share the Blessings, benefiting CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates, totaled $425. These funds will go towards the Care4Kids Program. The Share the Blessing lunch certificate was won by Kathy Oldeson. April 22 is our next Day of Caring from 7:30 a.m. to…
David Zapatka While at dinner with friends following a sectional bridge tournament in Fountain Hills, a friend, Susan, described herself as a parsimonious person despite the new $2,000 purse she was showing us. Parsimonious—par·si·mo·ni·ous adjective 1. exhibiting or marked by parsimony; frugal to the point of stinginess 2. sparing, restrained Parsimony—par·si·mo·ny noun 1a. the quality…
