As you approach the checkpointHave all your papers in perfect order.Hold them just in front of you.Always keep your hands clearly in view.Always be humble,Pretend you respect them.Never stare at the guns.And never, never change your mind and run.(Even if you have now almost forgottenWhat it was you so badly needed to do).Remember, they are... Continue Reading →
Reflections on Two Storms
Like many people in the Pacific Northwest, my wife and I were hit pretty hard by the recent ice storm. We live on a patch of woodland just outside of Newport. We lost power and cable early and (since we are on a well) that meant no water. We were offline for almost six days.... Continue Reading →