Commentary Series
Commentary Series
Hunter: One Of Life’s Mysteries
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Spring is a time for celebrating all things green and growing. And for Edith Hunter, it’s also a time for remembering.Commentary Series
Hunter: Signs Of Spring
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While most of us are looking for signs of spring in the fields and woods – and perhaps along the side of the road – Edith Hunter is finding them much closer to home.Commentary Series
Hunter: Dickens Turns 200
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Commentator Edith Hunter is celebrating Charles Dickens’ two-hundredth birthday by recalling how many times she has read David Copperfield.Commentary Series
Hunter: The Cut Glass Bowl
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According to commentator Edith Hunter, the short days and early darkness of mid-winter provide a perfect setting for the rediscovery and re-use of an old-fashioned type of tableware – that fairly sparkles with light.Commentary Series
Hunter: A Modern Reader
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Commentator Edith Hunter’s first reaction to a book she recently read is that one should never put the word "Modern" in a title, since today’s "modern" is tomorrow’s "historic".Commentary Series
Hunter: Little Candle
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As a difficult year comes to a close, commentator Edith Hunter is thinking about darkness, light and the challenges that lie ahead.Commentary Series
Hunter: What Irene Changed
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The recent completion of repairs to Route 106 in Weathersfield, reminded commentator Edith Hunter of what was changed by Tropical Storm Irene – and what was not – in just one small corner of Vermont.Commentary Series
Hunter: The Centerpiece
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Decorating the table for Thanksgiving dinner is an activity that commentator Edith Hunter likes to do a few days ahead of time.Commentary Series
