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Monthly Archives: March 2004
The Passion
Photo courtesy of Aztlan Communications Network Under a certain amount of duress, I drove with Kathy to Tacoma to see The Passion today, while my Mom watched the kids. Receiving free tickets, and even being chauffered to the movie theater … Continue reading
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Elk Rocket Scientist
It is said by some local hunters that, in order to shoot an elk, you have to outdumb them — trying to outsmart them will leave you sitting alone with a blank elk tag. Personally, I have a lot of … Continue reading
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The First Flower of 2004
Spring is almost here! The trees are budding, and the flowers are starting to bloom — here is the first flower that I have seen growing outside this year. I think it is some kind of a violet — if … Continue reading
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Duckabush Death March
One early March day dawned bright and clear, the morning sky washed that deep shade of cornflower blue that only comes after a good rain, or so my wife told me. “Could you please pipe down, and pull the blinds … Continue reading
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Homeschool Recess
Two years ago my Dad convinced me to build a deck. Craftily, my wife became involved during the planning stages and doubled pretty much all the dimensions of the deck. In spite of labor shortages (I only use volunteer labor, … Continue reading
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