BurningbirdThe weather report last Friday said that the Mississippi River was above the high-water mark and would most likely reach flood stage by Sunday or Monday. Since I was taking a long drive on Saturday anyway, I thought I would head north to check out the Sip in a state park close to the state […]
I love my new adopted home, I really do. I’d love to share it with all of you, except that I have to honestly say, whatever you do, don’t visit this summer. It’s only the middle of may and we’re heading to 90F, and 85% or better humidity. I went to the library and the […]
The Greening happened overnight. When I woke up this morning, even the tallest and largest trees were sporting leaves, and every car was coated in green dust. No matter how carefully I look for it in the Spring, the Greening happens suddenly, without warning. In the front yard, I noticed that the seed I scattered […]
Yesterday I took a much needed drive into the country, stopping at Nashville, Indiana along the way. Nashville is one of my favorite places, and I wanted to get some photos for an article proposal I’m working about funky towns. What does a town need to be a genuine funky town? Old, old buildings lovingly […]
Reading the new stories out today, if I don’t do my global traveling in the next few years, I might never have the chance: Observer story about a leaked climate report from the Pentagon (found at Allan’s) Australia having record breaking heat waves However, President Bush joins with the Church to assure us that these things can’t […]