Dear Honey Run friends, Together we are experiencing a once in a lifetime event with the coronavirus pandemic. Based on the Governor of Ohio’s requirements, we have closed our restaurant, Tarragon, as of 9pm Sunday night. Because of this mandatory shutdown and the high number of guests who are canceling for fear of travel, we […]
I am not a perfect man. Last week while attending a funeral I listened to the stories shared by family and friends of the deceased, and it made me ponder my life. When we die, people list our many accomplishments as though we need to submit a complete resume to the afterlife. These stories and […]
As a child, I was dragged to church each Sunday by my parents. I remember being taught that when we die and go to heaven, we would be singing endlessly with the angels and praising God. This seemed like a boring prospect; I could not understand why God would have us singing all the time. […]
Dear Honey Run Friends, I’m not sure what to say. Another year has ended and another year has begun. I have been flooded with thoughts about time recently. What if we did not have a calendar? Would we count the days or just be content to be in the moment? Is that what heaven will […]
Dear Honey Run Friends, I am grateful! We just celebrated Thanksgiving, and we are in the Advent season heading towards Christmas. I am filled with gratitude. I am grateful that I have a loving family, good friends, a good job, good health, all of my daily needs like food, water, and shelter are more than […]
Dear Honey Run Friends, I’m not sure if it is age or living here in rural America, but I have grown to truly enjoy sitting and watching the forest. Before I moved up to Holmes County, the wildlife I enjoyed in the suburbs of Columbus, beyond the token squirrel, was limited to say the least. […]
