Here’s to happy holidays, no matter what or how you celebrate!
It’s only 11 days ‘til Christmas!
I’m spiritual, not religious, but I try to read the Bible anyway.
The family gatherings and traditions may have changed, but the food is still delicious.
By now I presume most of you realize my political sentiments, generally lean towards the left. “Generally” is the key word here. On a few… Continue reading
Fall has come to the Plateau. Let’s celebrate!
We first met in the mid ‘70s in Seattle’s Blue Moon Tavern, which probably accounts for my lapse of memory.
I’ve always admired guns as finely honed tools; that is, as precisely engineered systems of smoothly operating metal fittings and locks. The fact that “Dirty… Continue reading
There’s always a way to tell who’s new and who’s ‘in-the-know’ in Enumclaw.
If you want to catch a glimpse of what the future holds for all of us, pay close attention to the hi-tech people in Redmond.
I’m not a farmer — I suspect you already know that — but I live on three acres and, given the price of hay trucked from Yakima, there are farmers in the Krain area willing to cut and bale my field.
My friends, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is advancing in such leaps and bounds it boggles my imagination.
To begin, we have “Ann’s Fudge and Bakery,” which offers a wonderfully enticing selection of baked, creative confections.
I first went in the place one winter’s evening when I was 8 or 9 years old.
There was a time in the distant past when a friend and I opened a coffeehouse in Richmond, Virginia. We called it the “Rhinoceros” and,… Continue reading
Well, if you’ve seen him in one of his more outrageous moods and costumes, you’ve probably wondered what such a creature is all about.
Well gang, another year is shot to hell. And it didn’t take long to slide away.
