The chickens are coming home . . .

Monday, September 28, 2026.

It's the Moon's day . . . At this 9 o'clock hour, forecasts for GreenCountry might as well be Xeroxed. Moderate Southeasterlies, sun and clouds, mid 80's and the slightests of rain chances visit TulseyTown this afternoon

The Week Ahead. – Joyce Vance in Civil Discourse.

It was on this day in 1928 that Scottish bacteriologist Alexander Fleming discovered penicillin.

Today in 1980 Carl Sagan's Cosmos premiered on PBS. It was the most widely watched series in the history of American public television until The Civil War series in 1990.

French actor Brigitte Bardot was born on this day in 1934 Paris, France.

Just now catching up: U.S. poet laureate Kay Ryan turned 81 back on the 21st. A MacArther Fellow and Pulitzer Prize honoree, she was born in 1945 San Jose, California.

Home To Roost

The chickens / are circling and / blotting out the day.

. . .

These / are the chickens / you let loose / one at a time / and small— / various breeds. /

Now they have / come home / to roost— / all the same kind /

at the same speed.

– Kay Ryan, “Home To Roost,” The Niagara River, Grove Press. 2005