Newsworthy chickens from coast to coast
I learned of a trend this week that has me scratching my head. Dwellers of the virtual ivory towers of Silicon Valley feel disconnected from nature, and they are turning to chickens to fill the […]
Tag: nature
The Perfect Writing Spot
While walking back to the Spring Shelter at Pokagon State Park, I encountered my wife with a fella named Fred. Good thing too, because I would have made a wrong turn if she hadn’t pointed […]
Shut the Outdoors
Spring is here and pollen clouds the air. It reminds me – I’m not an outdoor person. Give me soft slippers, a good book, Netflix, dirty martinis, a comfy sofa, and I’m as happy […]
Deep cleaning: is that even a thing?
Our son, James, has shown some disturbing qualities, and I blame my husband, Patrick, who has been his stepfather since 1991. Let me explain. The other day we were talking with James, and he mentioned […]
The Olinguito: Endangered Species in My Yard
Although it’s been living in zoos for decades under a mistaken identity, the olinguito is now confirmed to be a new species of carnivore mammal related to that lovable trash can pest, the raccoon. Scientists […]
What’s In A Name?
I like checking out brand names in the grocery store because I’m amused by phrases that mean absolutely nothing. For example, consider a beer that is called “Private Reserve.” It’s made in mass quantities and […]
Author News: Jack Aiello Launches Photography Website
One of our goals here on HumorOutcasts.com is to acknowledge the achievements of our writers in whatever endeavor they attempt. Jack Aiello is a talented writer and photographer. His photographs appear on several sites, and […]
Run, Rabbit, Run
He’s the cutest little thing, but he has to go. The “he” is a wild rabbit that lives in our suburban backyard. How do I know he’s a he? Well, he’s been here for over […]