POSTS BY Asha Baisden
If You Had Read The Paper | Mon July 19
By Asha Baisden
In the spirit of Asha’s wonderful CSA, if anyone has any local food-focused summer recipes to share, please do so in the comments.
If You Read The Paper | Mon July 12
By Asha Baisden
Focusing on a more specific way to define the groups of extremists that will separate them from everyone else who practices Islam and is not a terrorists is long overdue.
If You Had Read the Paper |Mon July 5
By Asha Baisden
Today is Post-Independence Day, and as cliche as it may be, a chunk of me is devoted to the actual people we are (or were formerly) at war with.
If You Read The Paper | Mon June 21
By Asha Baisden
I’m picturing Nicola Tesla’s Colorado Springs or Henry Ford’s Detroit. Maybe that’s a little unrealistic. I have hope for Hampton Roads.
If You Read The Paper | Mon June 14
By Asha Baisden
Of the addicts I know, few are motivated enough to attend free meetings on a regular basis. While the cost of the meetings are minimal in comparison to the cost of maintaining a narcotics addiction, addiction doesn’t bend itself to logic.
If You Read the Paper | Mon June 7
By Asha Baisden
SOLs, Sandra Bullock, oceans of oil, crab pickin Sundays.
If You Read The Paper | Mon May 31
By Asha Baisden
From his poem Here,Bullet, Brian Turner writes, “here, Bullet,/here is where the world ends, every time.”??????
If You Read the Paper | Mon May 24
By Asha Baisden
VDOT “needs help,” child abuse in headlines and real life, Larry Bush is now Laura Bush and wants to serve the VFW as a woman
If You Read The Paper | Mon May 17
By Asha Baisden
Region “finds” a boatload of cash; Local fruit in VB school lunches; No more biking or jogging at Fort Story; Sex offenders get locked up until, well, whenever.
If You Had Read the Paper | Wed Apr 28
By Asha Baisden
Financial overhaul, leaking oil, new cancer vaccine, strawberries and superheroes.
No Tears Here: Weeping Radish Farm
By Asha Baisden
“A lot of people think that Europeans are way ahead of us, but they are way behind. They never gave up on the local brewer and butcher. That kind of craftsmanship needs to become more important to us. The integrity is important. My integrity is to the farm.”






