Month: March 2021
World History Icon Day at School
Drone Work, Tech Help, and Fixing
Snowboarding Mt Baker
Traveling at Home
Cohabitating with Moss, Mud, and Mold
The same moisture that leads to all of the green lushness and beautiful, undulating, moss-covered rocks here is also responsible for the unique growth that happens inside our houses, on our cars, and within any unfinished wood surface. You know you live in the Pacific Northwest when… You experience your …
Don’t Be Foolish, Texans
Current Local COVID Dashboard
Meet Aviator Matthew Carter
A Library Boost
Thank You
I just wanted to write a little note of thanks to all of you who reached out or asked about me after having seen my “Incapacitated” post. The hospital drugs wore off after a week and I felt quite good. I drove back to the same hospital to get an …
Out from the Cover of Darkness
Pandemic Quirk #10: Compounding Disinterest
In normal times, life on Orcas Island entails bumping into all kinds of people throughout the day, having interesting and meaningful conversations, and living in uplifting community with one another. If you’ve ever gone to church or studied the bible with other people, there’s a common phrase – a “God-shaped …