Southern Vegetarian Stew Recipe — That Tastes Meaty?
“It doesn’t rely on meat for its flavor, so playing with it can teach one a lot about enhancing taste, with or without meat in the recipe.”
Big Agriculture and Big Development – The Everglades Under Fire – Pt. 3
“Clean water and respect for living creatures should not be a political issue. It should be a common sense issue. However, when short-term gain overrules long-term collective wisdom, the environment unfortunately suffers. The Everglades are still under fire, but not in a good way.”
The Historical Flow — The Everglades Under Fire – Pt. 2
“The family farm is more of a rarity today; most of this land is owned by corporate farming operations. And if the farms are indeed family owned, they are huge businesses … Agribusiness lobbying, especially corporate sugar, are historically engaged in stopping — or at least impeding — restoration efforts.”
The Storms — The Everglades Under Fire – Pt. 1
“Such is the nature of the Florida Everglades: ironic, complex and symbiotic by design and always under fire.”
Fort Myers Beach is Alive and Well after Hurricane Irma
“It is a good day at Fort Myers Beach, just like it should be. I am shocked at how fast Floridians recover and Fort Myers Beach is just an example.”
I have white spots on my palms! What do I do?
“I watch the ants and notice they are chewing on the little white buggers. The ants are all over them like a politician at a free buffet. Possibly, it’s food for their evil queen, Anthilla the Pun.”
Mail Bag: What do Florida toll fees say to tourists?
“It seems some tourists may not understand how the Florida toll system works as it relates to taxes and usage fees. Is the state doing a good enough job telling people how to minimize service fees and explain how the system works — and why it’s there?”
Robust Oriental Soup
“This recipe produces a robust Oriental soup featuring chicken, mushroom, celery and onion. ”
