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6/3/23 post: Here's a laugh for the day. Dr Richard C.

6/3/23 post: We were amazed to see a meteorological phenomenon in the eastern sky from our living room on June 1, 2023 at about 8:20 PM. Since our unit sees the sunrise and not the sunset we were surprised to see yellow, orange and pink colors in the area we normally see the sunrise in the morning. I grabbed my phone and took a picture, curious to see what sort of sunset would produce this beauty. Judy H. across the hall invited me into her unit to take a picture, but the sunset was finished and not particularly dramatic. Neither of us had seen this type of glow before.
After some research, I learned it was called alpenglow. A simple definition is that the glow is indirect sunlight which occurs just after sunset. The unusual pink glow is due to light being reflected from the suspended particles in the atmosphere (clouds).
Maybe this is your trivia to "learn something new" every day for today. Enjoy. Grace B.

5/28/23 post: Here are the newest residents in the B & G Zoo. Pam B.

3/20/23 Post: Yes, these Bradford Pears were "Right On!" They said, "Spring is on the way!" And, by golly, here it is...Spring 2023! Hooray! Jack S.

12/2/22 post: The Christmas candy-cane pole decorations along the campus street. Jack S.

10/21/22 post: "4 of a kind" can be FOUR folks in E-Street, ordering a full compliment of offerings for Sunday Brunch. Therefore, on a "4-top" table, that can create a crowd of nourishment to be enjoyed and carefully dealt with. Jack S.

11/20/22 Post: The tree climber, Bella. Pam B.

8/23/22 Post: Rainbows over the campus are always welcome and special. Pam B.

5/1/22 Post: Hail on the mulch May 1, 2022 Roger M.

4/19/22 Post: The Easter Bunny visited Mary and Warren outside their kitchen window on Easter morning.

3/16/22 post: Just one of the many beautiful Bradford Pear trees in town these days. Jack S.

2/6/22 post: Below are winter photos I snapped. Jack S.