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by Dr. E. Faye Williams (TriceEdneyWire.com)—I am not an outdoors-person, but I am naturally curious and pay attention to my surroundings. Being observant satisfies my curiosities and affords me better understanding of how we creatures behave and interact. In my youth, I can remember going outside and seeing numerous shiny lines in the garden, on … Continued

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