And Then What Happened
Wendy Reid Crisp LestinaIn my ninth decade, looking back and stumbling forward--from a village in Northern California to L.A., New York, Portland, to a village in Minnesota--and home again, to the room where I was four.
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Time flies, and other flies as well.
From Seattle: Happy Hallowe’en from my cousin Judy R and her well-trained feline.
IN OTHER NEWS, we are honored that citizen-scientist Robert Hard, who may or may not live in Florida, has chosen to give us an exclusive on his most recent s...
What the Russians think of Hallowe’en. “But there are not so many fun in our bleak life so we shouldn’t deprive people an extra opportunity to feel themselves a little bit happier.”
The headline is a quote from Maksim, a Russian citizen posting on ittaki. I love it so much I’d embroider it on something if my hands weren’t too arthritic to thread a needle.
I AM CHAGRINED to report that the historic photograph, above,...
As Tip O’Neill should have said: “All politics is loco.” Will Alabama really elect Tommy Tuberville as their governor?
Last weekend in Russellville, Alabama, population 10,904; the county seat of Franklin County, Alabama. In case the sign is slanted at a bad angle for your contacts, it reads, “HATE AND RACIAL Profiling ARE NOT Welcome Here.” The group, as t...
The Gray Lady has put a turd in the punchbowl.
PETERSBURG, ALASKA, a village of around 3,000 people, is also the HQ of the Petersburg Indian Association, a federally recognized tribe of Tlingit people. (Buzzy Peltola, the late husband of Alaska’s Democratic Senate candidate, Mary Peltol...
What does it mean to “love” this country?
Raising the flag at the Bear River School, Humboldt County, California, early 1940s. (There is an Ambrosini in there, I think, and a couple of McBrides, and a Lowry.) If I’m wrong, there’s a local Bear River expert who will correct me quick...
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60 years as magazine editor, writer, ghost writer, doc film director, newspaper columnist, airbnb/hipcamp host, cook, radio show host & anything I could hustle when there were bills to be paid. Village born/LA-NY career/farm final chapter.
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