sunrise
One of the few good things about winter’s short days–the sun comes up at a civilized hour.
December 9, 2010
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One of the few good things about winter’s short days–the sun comes up at a civilized hour.
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From the Deborah Bouziden interview: DB: In October, there was an incident involving a pair of hiking shoes. Writers know that everything that happens to them is fodder for the
I’ve been grilled by Bill! Listen in on an interview with Author Magazine.
Sister, niece and I picked the hike labeled “most difficult” in Snow Canyon. No wonder we were the only ones on the trail. Big payoff, though. Check out these shots
Avalon and Willow Lake are made-up places. But if they were real, they’d look a bit like this: [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LV4g-ApxE30]
So this is a first, not just for me but for the ENTIRE FREAKIN FERRY SYSTEM. I’m having a booksigning on the ferry Thursday, on the 4:40pm Seattle/Bainbridge run. Come
This just in–Summer by the Sea is a New York Times bestseller. Look for it on the list for Sunday, August 17. Update! AND AGAIN on Sunday, August 24. Yeah!
So Mike came over to take some photos of the house for a magazine article. He’s a talented photographer, and here’s one of his recent images. I love this shot because
The tall ships are all over Puget Sound. A lovely one passed by our house. There’s a slide show here.
YO! Barkis is one year old today! Happy birthday to my shiny boy! Here are a few highlights of the Year of the Dog: Here he is a year ago
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