Dear Honey Run Friends, As I write this, we are preparing for the first statewide snowstorm of the year. The Christmas decorations are going up at The Inn as we speak, and with the possibility of some snow accumulation, I am in full Christmas mode. Yes, this year is different with the pandemic, but it […]
Dear Honey Run Friends, This year has been a mess. With a pandemic still causing issues and politicians blaming each other for every problem and ailment of society, it has been a real treat to watch tv or read the news. Wildfires and hurricanes are ravaging the landscape and the threat of global warming is […]
From Jason Nies – November 1, 2020 This evening at close to 7pm as I was cleaning the kitchen up after finishing dinner, I received a phone call informing me that Margret Schlichting passed away at 5pm this evening. I have been expecting this call as I knew Margret was under hospice care, but I […]
Dear Honey Run friends, We are in full swing of the busy autumn season at The Inn. We have been going strong since reopening in early May and the pace has been “pedal to the metal.” There has not been a moment to catch our breath since reopening from the COVID-19 shutdown. We are extremely […]
Dear Honey Run Friends, I was reviewing my past writings for September and noticed that this month’s theme is often about the Open Air Art Museum. We opened the museum in September 2015, and five years later we continue to enhance the trail and add new installations. This September, we are adding a piece called […]
Dear Honey Run Friends, I think we are all going a bit stir-crazy with this pandemic. Information is changing by the minute, and we have five different opinions on how we should best protect ourselves from the coronavirus. It can be unnerving to know just the right thing to do while not completely giving […]
