She moved as if she were visiting from a planet with a less dense and restrictive atmosphere; gravity seemed to affect her less and air…
Posts published in “Day: January 28, 2015”
We have one cat now, a twelve-year-old shorthaired gray named Django. We almost lost him eighteen months ago to complications arising from his extreme obesity—he weighed over twenty pounds—and in order to save him we became draconian masters feeding him half as much as we used to and splitting that lesser amount into four meals a day to encourage stomach shrinkage. The results have been good. Django has lost nine pounds, is noticeably more energetic and agile, and our veterinarian recently declared him fit as a fiddle.
(Terry started out in Utah, became a teacher, then moved to California and then to Mendocino County where she has been involved in school gardens,…
Unionville, Connecticut was the other side of the tracks - the sleazy, working-class end of Farmington, so disreputable it had to have a different name,…
I saw grizzlies in Yellowstone in October. About as close as you can come to going back to native worship. I stopped again at Little…
PASTOR RON PENROSE has died in Willits. Old timers will remember Ron and his family from the 1970s when Ron pastored the Assembly of God…
To all those know me (Big 'B'), I am sad to say I won't be returning to Mendocino County after my stay here in the California Department of Corrections is complete later this year. I'm doing life on the installment plan and it has taken its toll on me and I'm starting over with my woman away from everyone and everything I know.
One-Twenty-Eight. The highway. That $%&(@! road. However one refers to California State Highway 128, it is Anderson Valley’s main street and its main portal to…
My son and I argue movies all the time. He thinks that the Academy and other film industry prizes are well deserved while I can’t…