Just a quick note to remind you that the seasons are changing again! Don’t forget …………….. If you leave for a few days this winter or plan on spending the holidays elsewhere, you should leave your thermostat set to an even 50 degrees. This way if there is a cold snap your pipes will stay [...]
Continue Reading →Why is California recovering and Florida still struggling in the current housing industry crisis? Interesting article in the L.A. Times: California and Florida had a lot in common during the housing industry’s last boom-and-bust cycle. Both were overrun by buyers hooked on high-risk mortgages, speculators who helped push prices to historic peaks and builders who [...]
Continue Reading →The San Luis Obispo County Farm Bureau and the California Agricultural Leadership Foundation are hosting their Winter Wine Evening fundraiser on Saturday, November 13, 2010, at the Paso Robles Event Center. The event features a fine array of local wines, delicious hors d’oeuvres and silent auction. Tickets cost $40 each. For more information, call the [...]
Continue Reading →Hi Friends, I would like to take a moment to invite you to Parkfield for Thanksgiving Dinner. Think about it, no cooking, no cleaning and yes the game will be on! Chris and I will be hosting a Traditional Thanksgiving Buffet in the Country. Here are the details: Seating starts at 1:00pm to 6:00pm on [...]
Continue Reading →It’s been a cool, cruel summer for local vintners. With historically low temperatures, winemakers across the state are pushing back their harvests anywhere from two to six weeks, hoping the grapes ripen up before rain hits. “Mother Nature is throwing some extreme curve balls at us,” said John Bargetto, owner of Bargetto Winery and Regan [...]
Continue Reading →The Following Article is brought to you by my good Friend Kim Rivas at KD CAPTAIL …. I hope you find the information informative! ….. Have a great week!! Lynda WORKIN’ NINE TO FIVE… WHAT A WAY TO MAKE A LIVIN’…” Dolly Parton. But unfortunately, last week’s Jobs Report was worse than expected, showing more [...]
Continue Reading →August 3, 2010 As a Member of California Women for Ag., I received this interesting information which I thought you might enjoy! – Lynda Brad Erickson, a Paso Robles machinist who makes wine with home-grown grapes, just won Best in Show with his port wine in the California Mid-State Fair competition. Tom Johnson, an optometrist [...]
Continue Reading →August 3, 2010 …. I thought you all might enjoy this neat story sent to me by Louise Zimmer …. enjoy! It’s a role reversal not commonly seen, but then the cat chasing this dog is a little larger than most. Salati, a ten-month-old leopard, and her best friend, golden retriever Tommy, like nothing more [...]
Continue Reading →July 30, 2010 As a Member of California Women For Ag, I am fortunate to receive important and interesting information which I will continue to add to my web page. – Lynda The Sonoma County grape harvest is at least two weeks behind schedule, worrying growers that October rains could lead to devastating mold and [...]
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