As I have the past few weeks, today I am posting five photographs from the first week in January. These photos date from 2007 through 2019, covering most of the range to date of my photography. I hope you enjoy the show. Should you see any image that truly speaks to you, all five are…
I’ll be taking the next week off.
For Christmas, Another Gay P.I. It’s Friday as this posts, the 25th of December. I should start off by wishing everyone a Merry Christmas. I hope that as we approach the end of 2020 you are able to find some joy in your life. More than anything else, I wish you joy. Joy and Joseph…
Introducing Boundary County Idaho Boundary County got its name because it borders Washington’s Pend Oreille County to the west, Montana’s Lincoln County to the east, and the Canadian province of British Columbia to the north. On January 23rd, 1915, the Idaho Legislature took the northern part of Bonner County to create the new Boundary County…
Craving Pasta As a Type-2 diabetic, I find there are many things I want to eat, but shouldn’t. Pasta is one of those. I absolutely love pasta, and have even written a pasta cookbook. I prefer making my own, but the carbs… At the store last Friday, I bought four medium zucchini with the idea…
The Fourth Sunday in Advent As I post this, it will be Sunday, December 20th, the Fourth Sunday in Advent. And as I have been doing for the past few weeks, a Sunday post means sharing photographs I have taken during the current week, just not the current year. Last Sunday I shared photos taken…
A Short, Sad History of SAAB Saab Automobiles started as a division of Svenska Aeroplan AktieBolag. That company, also known as SAAB, got its start in 1937 in Trollhättan, Swedensa. The name usually translates to Swedish Airplane Company, Limited. I’m not sure where the “Limited” comes from as the Swedish term Akitebolag actually means “share…
Introducing Greg Herren Greg Herren started publishing books in 2002, almost nineteen years ago. I have been reading his work almost that long. He has written a great many more books than I have read, I have to admit. My Librarything.com catalog shows eleven of his works in my personal library. Well, to be truthful,…
Continuing on with my photography sales, here’s a look at what sold in 2011. On June 17th, 2011, someone in Maryland bought 43 greeting cards showing courthouses around Montana. I won’t share all of those with you. (Maybe just a table.) Montana Court House Photographs purchased June 17th, 2011: Golden Valley County Treasure County Powder…
Introducing Bonner County Idaho On February 21st, 1907, the Idaho State Legislature took land from Kootenai County to create Bonner County. They named the new county for Edwin Bonner who operated a ferry crossing the Kootenai River. The new county covered the northern end of the Idaho Panhandle. In 1915, it lost the northern end…
