As Tim and I sat in our entry basking in the spring morning sushine, we could see that our heucheras and hellebores along the sidewalk border were still looking fresh and colorful. A short walk along the sidewalk revealed blooming primroses, daffodils, and tulips under the maple, with a “peekaboo” view of the grassy square […]
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Spirit, a special Golden Retriever, loves everyone, and everyone loves Spirit! She enjoys playing with kids and other dogs, but also likes to snuggle up to adult friends for relaxing ear rubs.
“SPIRITLIFTERS” II – SPIRIT & HER FRIENDS – TONI OLSON & LORELIE OLSON Read More »
In the essay, A SOCIO-ECONOMIC MYTH OF THE FALL, Ken adds meaning to last week’s post on MAKING SENSE OF HUMAN BEHAVIOR. Although brief, in this essay Ken searches for the causes of inequality that exist between humans and the results of that inequality. My notes are intended to further clarify what Ken means in this essay and preface the direction of Ken’s thought that will come in future posts.
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Spirit, a Golden Retriever puppy born in the fall of 2018, has experienced an eventful first year of life. Follow her adventures beginning in Sitka, Alaska and continuing in Plain, Washington.
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A Pacific Northwest native, I have been writing poetry over 40 years. My poems reflect a woman’s journey through the later years, with recurring themes of loss and renewal. I have read at many local poetry venues and am a member of Seattle Poets Table. My first book, If the Moon Came Out Only Once
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Our new Everett home did not have much street appeal. The weeping sequoias not only framed our new house, they seemed to be devouring it! When we entered the house we felt like we were walking into a cave, and every time we went outside we could see more needles waiting to be swept from
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INTRODUCTION TO SALMON JOURNEY II OF KEN’S JOURNEY POSTS:
The following text is a condensation of an essay Ken wrote called, WOULD YOU RATHER BE BETTER OR LOVED. I have chosen and commented on the parts of the essay I think are central to a point Ken is making about human behavior.
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Thankfully, Mr. Woodpecker (known as Red-Headed) did not take our wooden feeder down to a splinter. They do also feast on insects, berries, fruits, and even small animals!! Very colorful, easy to detect not only visually, but audibly should they decide to dine on anything wooden!! Hard to resist the bright beauty of the
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More than thirty years have passed since we turned left at Coles Corners and drove through Beaver Valley and up a windy Camp 12 road taking us into Ponderosa. In Ponderosa we found a cabin on the river.
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