the humble farmer
Robert Karl Skoglund is a longtime local writer, speaker and radio personality in Knox County. He lives in St. George. His commentary will appear in The Courier-Gazette from time to time. Email him at thehumblefarmer@gmail.com. He is online at thehumblefarmer.com.
Additional Column Posts (1 - 9 of 9)
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Happy Birthday humble
By Robert Karl Skoglund - Jan 19On Friday, Jan. 18, I have every intention of turning 77 years old. As 76 was different from 75, I can expect 77 to be different from 76. At 75 I ...
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The best cities for raising a family
By Robert Karl Skoglund - Jan 02"The Best Cities For Raising A Family” is what the headline said. Below that we read that Grand Rapids doesn’t boast a lot of affluence with an ...
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humble farmer
By Robert Karl Skoglund - Dec 25A former football player for the University of Maine has made headlines for shooting two people. Ever wonder how TV wrestlers or football players ...
A typical Maine Thanksgiving
By Robert Karl Skoglund - Nov 22It’s a bitter 71 degrees here in the solar radiant-heated cellar/office at 8 a.m. this cold November morning, but put on a heavy coat, sit here by ...
Riding the rails
By Robert Karl Skoglund - Nov 09Did you read in the paper that Freeport and Brunswick are getting their “long-awaited” passenger rail service to Boston? I couldn’t believe they’d ...
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Deleting bookmarks for dummies
By Robert Karl Skoglund - Jan 11Just to put off doing anything productive this morning, I thought I'd delete the dozens of off-screen bookmarks that I've accumulated over the ...
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The humble Farmer
By Robert Karl Skoglund - Dec 26You might have already heard this from a man and a woman who were touted on television as “experts in the field.” Did you know that when going out ...
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Keeping up with the Joneses
By Robert Karl Skoglund - Dec 21Everyone knows that the whole thing started years ago when Dick Jones, overcome by the spirit of Christmas, tied a festoon of holly around the ...
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The open window or Bertie, why do you bound?
By Robert Karl Skoglund - Nov 16When I was a little kid I can remember hearing my father say, “Vas you dere, Sharlie?’ Now I know that he’d heard this on Jack Pearl’s radio show ...


























