It’s tough to teach a teenage female pup that everything that goes on around her is not all about her
If memory serves, the years leading up to 2008 inflation had quite a run
This unhinged winter and its obnoxious attitude has been an eye-opener
The unremitting inundation set a record for our little cabin by the sea.
Ole Mother Nature must have misplaced her backup box of vintage dregs from a Cold Duck wine vat.
If this wet-n-warm, freeze, then start again, continues much longer, Kachemak Drive will need a complete redo.
Dog whispers we are not. Suckers for unconditional love, you bet.
Moose derive their name from the Native American word, “Moswa,” meaning “twig eater.”
Dale had always been an excellent judge of character and his reputation went untarnished by his amazing group of friends …
Homer can become rather rowdy at times.
I’m a 6-foot-2 hunk of meat who barely fits into the passenger side of her rig unless I fold up like an accordion.
Chinook fishing looks good in the fishing hole — but watch out for those seals.
I’m already overhearing growing concerns about whether or not the usual influx of tourists to the peninsula will be dampened due to the surging tsunami of fuel costs.
I don’t know why I find taxes taxing.
“So,” he said, “there will still be dude and dudette taters?”
Well, 2021 has started off a bit shaky, especially weatherwise. Even though, at the moment, we are encapsulated in a wood frog freeze, the last… Continue reading
The new year has started out in an interesting way, mainly because many of us are still dealing with some hang-around issues from the previous 365 days.
It’s hard to recall a year of such blanket angst and quandary, yet, somehow, someway, there’s always a light shining through gloom if you look for it.
Figuring out the signs of seasonal change is easy, right?
2020 has nixed Oct. 31 as the official observance of Halloween and hijacked the mantle as its own.