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Life in Alaska – Two Year Reflections – No. 1
Posted on July 19, 2015 14 Comments
Yesterday, July 18th, was our second year anniversary of living in Homer, Alaska. I’ve shared some of our experiences in past blogs. But, since I’ve been on a minor hiatus of posting, I felt this would be a good way to return to consistent communication. Every now and then, I’ll share reflections written during our first few months […]
Storytelling and Condolences
Posted on December 19, 2014 2 Comments
This evening, I perform my debut storytelling here in Homer, Alaska, my first paid performance in over seven years. Just wanted to share the flier with you. I will post a few stories here, for your listening and viewing pleasure, between tomorrow and New Years. Til then, let’s give condolences, and prayers, for the families of the children murdered in […]
First Snowfall – Which Poem is Better?
Posted on November 1, 2014 28 Comments
Unspoken promise Large snow flakes descend to earth White contemplation Silent as an unspoken promise Snow whitens our world a contemplation cloak announcing winter’s approach
A Year of Haikus in Homer, Alaska
Posted on July 19, 2014 11 Comments
Photo by Michael Walsh This week-end we celebrate our first year in Homer, Alaska. These Haikus share some of our delights.
Life in a No. 1 Arts Community
Posted on June 7, 2014 12 Comments
A recent Huffington Post Article, Quirky Spots Where You’re Free to be You and Me ranks Homer, Alaska No. 1. Our town received this recognition for being a former hippie haven, and for having a thriving artist community. Now, most of the “hippies” are grandparents, but the artistic community remains rich and innovative. In this photo Brian and I were […]
Skywalker Storyteller Works 