Spokanarama

My last post, I was pretty hard on litterbugs. I would apologize to them, but it's pretty obvious they don't care anyway. I have to ...

If this Native American gentleman (played by someone who may have been Italian )  were to paddle his canoe up under the railroad tracks t...

Today was the first day of thinning for my summer crop of tomatoes, eggplant, peppers, onions, etc. Here's the before: Here's...

My 50 page book of poetry Spokane Summer is now available. It retails for $10. For only $10, you can tell your friends that you have rec...

 The turkeys are apparently beginning to draw in more predators into the city - coyotes and even a cougar. We've been in contact with...

Been running an extended route to and from work these days. When leaving the station the other morning, I saw this on a bench by the front d...

Here's the latest Haiku Friday! Seven poems - mostly fowl. Please visit HaikuFriday.com   for all your Haiku Friday needs.

So begins another year. I am not a big New Year's resolutions guy. I have never had too much luck with them. Instead, I have, for t...

I will have more to follow on the Department of Fish and Wildlife's attempt to catch turkeys in our backyard. Just wanted to share thi...

A really great Christmas this year. I had squamous skin cancer on my nose which had to be cut out on the 22nd. I know this is an unlikely ...

It probably isn't good form to air one's failures on a blog, but that's what I'm going to do. If you've been over to m...

We just have one kid still on the coast. Ike's moved back home after graduating from WWU. Aidan still remains at UW. When we used t...

A pickup truck parked at 15th and almost into Lincoln. I guess once the driver noticed the stop sign, he really took it seriously. And wh...

Well, its no surprise that, as I write this, we are still without power. Seeing the citywide destruction while working on Tuesday night, I...

A few snapshots while I was out on a little walk. - Posted using BlogPress from my iPhone...