What Advice Could A Travel Blogger Possibly Give That Would Be Worth a Damn? While, I have your attention. No matter what side of the aisle your on, we all know there is something off with society. We can blame looters, we can blame politicians, we can blame each other. What we should be doing […] More
Updates to the article will be in bold. Photo’s blurred to respect the privacy of the individuals. Monday, June 1st, 2020: Olympia, Washington: At some point today, Kyler Earp (Facebook Profile Here His profile has since been deleted) and his friends were inspired to bring pistols to a Peaceful Protest in Olympia, Washington. Perhaps with the last […] More
Community is important. It’s more than just where we live. It’s store clerks, mechanics, doctors, and teachers. It’s our friends and neighbors who keep us company. It’s also the people who take care of the places we mourn members of the community we’ve lost. Elizabeth Wrozek, the new curator of the Henry F. Hauser Museum […] More
Twenty years ago, I walked in the door of my house to see my dad and an Army recruiter looking at me. I had no clue what to do with my life, so I joined. At the time, Memorial Day had no real meaning to me. I thought I understood it. If you have not […] More
Earlier this spring, my son won a book from the Wet Science Center. He entered a photo of a large earthworm that he found in our driveway and received the book Urban Trails Olympia by Craig Romano. Romano’s book details more than 155 miles of trails in the Olympia and surrounding areas. He provides GPS […] More
I would like to preface this article by offering my condolences to those people whose lives have been irrevocably and forever altered or lost during this pandemic. How do I start this article? I am not entirely sure. Perhaps the best starting place is with my struggle with certainty. I used to be so sure […] More
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