Edition
Summer 2008
We find Van Heyneker in his cabinet and furniture shop inside a long, two-story, lumber shed tucked into a grove of trees at the end of a dirt driveway just […]
The natural response to a sunflower is a smile. We can’t resist their open faces and warm colors. A stand of sunflowers is a glorious sight in summer. Not only […]
There is a knotty family issue around which strong emotions often erupt: Whether to convert the shrine or preserve the shrine? Definition of the shrine: The childhood room of a […]
Chester County potters were often farmers who found clay in their land and made lemonade out of lemons. “He observed that a good earthenware clay occurred in some of his […]
Call me Goldilocks. When it comes to vacation destinations, I”m as particular as that fairy tale gal. So, after successive summer trips to ski resorts in Colorado (too high) and […]
In early 2007, the Delaware Museum of Natural History was poised for success in terms of attendance, programming, finances, and education. A major renovation, completed in 2005, had improved the […]
Stylish. Stunning. Fast. A masterpiece of automotive design. A predator cat on steroids. This is my assessment of the 2008 Jaguar XKR coupe after a week behind the wheel. Jaguar […]
Philip DiFebo, Jr., paints a mouth-watering word picture: A large slab of fresh tuna, skinned and with a skewer through it, over hot coals. The temperature on the meat thermometer […]
The essential question pondered by successful restaurateurs is as much Hamlet as omelet: To expand, or not to expand? Substantial opportunities for income and creativity can come from opening additional […]
Rose lovers like to think of their favorite flower as a gift from God. And that’s true for those whose favorite is rosa rugosa, the wild rose which grows in […]
