Since late March I’ve spent many hours knocking on doors. As I mentioned in an earlier post, I am running for supervisor. I’ve had doors slammed in my face, had smiles and hugs, and everything in between. I talk about taxes, sewage and water, traffic and lighting, and development and zoning. While there are a lot of things I don’t know about, there is one thing I tell everyone: I will tell you the truth. Continue reading
I was out walking Barkley yesterday with my friend Nancy when something happened. We were on a street around the corner from where I live when a big German Shepherd came running out from the yard into the street and approached me. I have to say, it scared the S*@T out of me. The situation ended with no injuries except emotional ones. The owner of the dog called his dog back and then verbally got stuck into me. We had an altercation. First I was shocked, then angry, then I got to thinking. What did it mean? Continue reading
The view from the garage.
On Sunday we woke up to a cacophony of snow blowers. It was our neighbors clearing their driveways. It seemed like everyone had a snow blower. Larry went out to join them and try to get us out. It was trial by fire for the poor machine, first time out in the snow with the challenge of two feet to move and our long driveway. Continue reading
Explorations In Place 