Until now, my exploration of Skippack has focused mostly on the center of the village along Skippack Pike, the location of most of our shops and restaurants, where shopping, dining and entertainment provide ample material to keep me writing. But there are many aspects of Skippack life unknown to me and, until now, unexplored. Today, I boldly go where no Skippack Blogger has gone before. I am on my way to a rehearsal of the jazz band at Perkiomen Valley High School, the high school which serves Skippack and surrounding communities: Collegeville, Lower Frederick, Perkiomen, Schwenksville, and Trappe. Accompanying me on my journey...
First Day of Spring
posted by Michael Shaw
Today is the first day of spring. Please, my friend, join me for a quick walk in Skippack this morning. Sharing an experience makes each moment much more meaningful. Scroll Down to Join Our First Spring Morning...
An Ordinary Morning in an Extraordinary Town
posted by Michael Shaw
People who spend their spare time in creative pursuits like writing are very sensitive, and the Skippack Blogger is no exception. It is a curse; a price extracted for the creative gift. Yesterday was a frustrating, aggravating work day. Nothing in the world seemed kind or meaningful. It doesn’t take much to push me to the edge. I don’t know why my beautiful, brilliant wife puts up with me. God bless her. I awoke to a spectacular morning in Skippack Village, and took a walk through town. I saw so much meaning at every turn. Please join me for a brief moment on this walk. Let the Skippack morning refresh you for a moment,...
2012 Skippack Events
posted by Michael Shaw
The Most Complete Skippack Event Listing on the Web Months April May June July August September October November December Events Skippack Days Skippack Village Carnival First Friday Skippack Continental Car Show Skippack Village Christmas Tree Skippack Illuminaire...
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At the Skippack Fire Company: A Twenty-Year Mystery Revealed
I arrived at the Skippack Fire Company with a question I have wanted to ask for more than two decades. When I first moved to Montgomery County, PA, more than twenty years ago, I came close, too close...

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