Wildflowers & Butterflies of KY - Drawing nectar - Sat 27 Jul 2018
2018-07-30 - Adair County byway - Photo by Ed Waggener
Haven't seen as many roadside butterflies this year, nor their wayside cafes, milkweed as usual. This butterfly on milkweed was spotted along an Adair County byway. A welcome sight. - EW Comments | Permalink
2018-07-30 - Adair County byway - Photo by Ed Waggener
Haven't seen as many roadside butterflies this year, nor their wayside cafes, milkweed as usual. This butterfly on milkweed was spotted along an Adair County byway. A welcome sight. - EW Comments | Permalink
WKU announces record fiscal year in philanthropy - 2017-18
2018-07-30 - Western Kentucky University, Bowling Green, KY - Photo from Western Kentucky University
WKU surpassed its previous record of private support in a fiscal year with a new high of $45 million in private support in 2017-2018.This total includes gifts from more than 14,000 donors from all 50 states and eight countries who made more than 31,000 individual gifts. Donors direct how their philanthropy is allocated, and 786 different initiatives received support that benefited students, faculty and staff, according to John Paul Blair, Interim Vice President for Philanthropy & Alumni Engagement. - WKU Comments | Permalink
2018-07-30 - Western Kentucky University, Bowling Green, KY - Photo from Western Kentucky University
WKU surpassed its previous record of private support in a fiscal year with a new high of $45 million in private support in 2017-2018.This total includes gifts from more than 14,000 donors from all 50 states and eight countries who made more than 31,000 individual gifts. Donors direct how their philanthropy is allocated, and 786 different initiatives received support that benefited students, faculty and staff, according to John Paul Blair, Interim Vice President for Philanthropy & Alumni Engagement. - WKU Comments | Permalink
Epicurean Kentuckian: Meal, eccentric pragmatic locavore style
2018-07-30 - Quaint peasant kitchen, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Actually, a breakfast for supper. The star the plate may be the obvious local farmers markets fresh tomatoes or slices of sweet-as-apples onion, or the back porch basil hand raised from plant from FM2, or the farm fresh eggs. But it's not doctrinaire local. Wasn't practical to get the sweet pickled ginger, mushrooms (though it ought to be), or the horse radish mayo, or frozen sweet peas and dry onion for the omelet, but it worked for a quick, very tasty meal, made in good conscience as a practicing, if not dogmatic locavore. Shouldn't get anyone shunned or churched. It was considered healthy, and we may be able to give a calorie reckoning, soon.- EW Comments | Permalink
2018-07-30 - Quaint peasant kitchen, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Actually, a breakfast for supper. The star the plate may be the obvious local farmers markets fresh tomatoes or slices of sweet-as-apples onion, or the back porch basil hand raised from plant from FM2, or the farm fresh eggs. But it's not doctrinaire local. Wasn't practical to get the sweet pickled ginger, mushrooms (though it ought to be), or the horse radish mayo, or frozen sweet peas and dry onion for the omelet, but it worked for a quick, very tasty meal, made in good conscience as a practicing, if not dogmatic locavore. Shouldn't get anyone shunned or churched. It was considered healthy, and we may be able to give a calorie reckoning, soon.- EW Comments | Permalink
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