It is finished. Oh if you've ever been in a church service around Easter, I'm sure you've heard the phrase and know who said it. If not or having trouble remembering who, let me help. It was Jesus. Stop! But keep reading please. Don't worry, I'm not about to share with you my next eloquent words I usually communicate on Sunday mornings. I'll spare you that. HOWEVER, I did find myself thinking that this evening, as I concluded performing the wedding ceremony of Andrew and my new daughter-in-law, Hayden. In fact I waited long enough for them to get out of ...

If you are reading this newsletter, the chances of you having a septic system are high.  It is just part of who we are, living in the country as we do.  We don't have the luxury of paying for a municipality to dispose of our waste.  Nope, we get to do it in our backyards.  As crude as it seems, over the years residential sewer systems have, actually, come a long way.  No longer do we just have a brick and mortar cisterns with lateral lines stretching yards long. Nor do we have the inherent problems of bygone years as those cisterns would collapse or the lateral lines clog up with roots and rodents.  Fortunately for families in the country things are better...