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Posted on March 31, 2020 Posted in Cooking, Personal History, Uncategorized
I Love Cooking with the Instant Pot™
My 8-quart Instant Pot™

It’s no secret that I’m a life-long member of the Kitchen Gadget of the Month Club. I’ll bet you are too. I have a thingie that takes butter and milk and converts it to cream. (Yes, it really works.) I …

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Posted on March 30, 2020 Posted in TRAVEL, Uncategorized
Driving Around Pacific County, Washington
The Long Beach Peninsula

As some of my readers know, I’m working on a coffee table book titled Evergreen: A Photographic Portrait of Washington’s Thirty-Nine Counties. I’ve put the project on hold due to present circumstances, but I can still dream, right? The coffee …

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Posted on March 29, 2020 Posted in General Information, Personal History, Uncategorized
Stockton, California at the end of the fifties.
Burns Tower, University of the Pacific Campus

We moved to Stockton, California at the end of the fifties.. At that time, thousands of people were moving into Califoria each day. Think about that: each day the state’s population increased by over a thousand people. (California jumped from …

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Posted on March 28, 2020 Posted in Life Lessons, Personal History, Uncategorized
Living with a Puppy (and older dogs too)
Momma, Dinah and Me on the Rimrocks near Billings, Montana.

Dinah, the Ur-MinPin When I was just a wee thing myself, my parents decided that every boy needed a dog. Could it be they thought that living with an infant and living with a puppy would work out? They had …

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Posted on March 27, 2020 Posted in General Information, Life Lessons, Personal History, Uncategorized

I read, a lot. Anyone looking at my 2020 Reading List can see that. Twenty-five books on the fun side and five more on the Educational side. Most of the “Fun” books are froth. When I was a child, I’d …

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Posted on March 26, 2020 Posted in Life Lessons, TRAVEL, Uncategorized
Walking Around Helsinki
Paavo Nurmi Runs Nude Through Helsinki

In 1962, at age twelve, I bought my first LP, Finlandia and other music by Jean Sibelius. Listening to The Swan of Tuonela inspired me to read the Kalevala. The Kalevala is the Finnish National Epic. I read it in …

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Posted on March 25, 2020 Posted in Car Shows, General Information
Pontiac Motor Cars
1970 Pontiac LeMans Sport

The 1970 Pontiac LeMans Sport showcased on the Green and White of the El Cerrito High School Gauchos. One of the outstanding members of the Pontiac Motor Car family.

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Posted on March 24, 2020 Posted in General Information, Personal History
Rocky Mountain College, Billings
The Lavina United Methodist Church

After serving Mountain View Church in Butte, my Father accepted a position at Rocky Mountain College, in Billings, Montana. Hired as Executive Vice-President and Acting President, Poppa wore many hats at Rocky. He spent a lot of time on the …

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Posted on March 22, 2020 Posted in General Information, Personal History
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Welcome to our Bear Cave

“They” tell us to stay at home. If we must go out, we should keep a “social distance” of at least six feet between people. Don’t go out to eat, unless the restaurant serves take out. Don’t go out for …

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Posted on March 17, 2020 Posted in General Information, Personal History, TRAVEL
The Montana Horses Tapestry
Montana Horses Rya Tapestry

The largest rya in the world is Rudy Autio’s Montana Horses tapestry. I would like to tell how this remarkable work of art came about, as I was there. When I started working in the Dean’s Office at the University …

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