Society of Porch and Garden Affairs

Dedicated to the observation, documentation, and appreciation of ordinary magic.

Welcome to the official archives of the Society of Porch & Garden Affairs.

Here you will find field reports concerning frogs, birds, gardens, weather events, dogs, mushrooms, tomatoes, and other matters of significance.

New reports are filed whenever something wonderful happens.

OFFICIAL SOCIETY NOTICE

Regarding the Forthcoming Publication of Collected Proceedings

It has come to the attention of the Society that certain matters documented within these archives may be of interest to the general public.

Following considerable discussion, several committee meetings, and at least one objection of uncertain origin, preparations are underway to publish the collected proceedings of the Society of Porch & Garden Affairs.

The forthcoming illustrated book will contain accounts of garden residents, questionable investigations, official correspondence, and other matters deemed worthy of permanent record.

A publication date will be announced once the necessary arrangements have been completed.

Those wishing to receive notice of publication are invited to join the correspondence list.

Filed with the appropriate degree of ceremony.

The Society of Porch & Garden Affairs

Brandi Yegiyan Brandi Yegiyan

FILE 022-CCommittee for Porch Sitting Etiquette

The Society has long maintained that proper porch sitting is neither accidental nor idle. It is a practice requiring patience, comfortable chairs, and a willingness to notice the ordinary wonders of the world. Recovered from the Society Archives.

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Brandi Yegiyan Brandi Yegiyan

FILE 003 Agatha Accepts an Appointment

Agatha is a jumping spider with an alarming amount of personality and a remarkable interest in matters that do not concern her. The Society has officially appointed her Window Warden.

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Brandi Yegiyan Brandi Yegiyan

FILE 016 The Nestwick Children Leave Home

The Nestwick Children have flown. The nest remains, the memories remain, and somewhere beyond the porch, four little birds are beginning lives larger than the nest that held them.

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