What shall we weird?

If we did not lose things, would there be anything to find?

In the U.S., eggs are always refrigerated, but in much of Europe, they do fine at room temperature.

Viewing a travel destination not only in terms of what it is, but what it once was and has now become, can give us the perspective to fly above the crowds.

Even in today's overconnected world, there are pockets of society where unique technologies remain unique to the locale, and show no signs of fading away.

One of the mildly endearing traits of a Midwest winter is the January thaw -- when the accumulation of several snowfalls momentarily reverses itself, teasing us with a head fake toward a still-distant spring.

What's in that glass?

Peace and procrastination under a prolific sycamore tree.

Canada goldenrod, also known as Solidago canadensis, turns many a meadow a brilliant yellow in the month of September -- and for millions of beneficial insects, it's the biggest party of the year.

Trapped in an eddy of corporate indifference, an empty schoolhouse remains forever at arm's length, taunting us as an eerie echo of the past -- and as a beautiful dream that just won't pencil out.

“We must all be vaccinated,” Jean told Bill one morning.