Entry #76 – Memories of Homemade Fun
When I was a young boy my parents sent me each summer on a Grey Hound Bus to my [...]
Entry #74 – Country Grown Kids
Sometimes I think my dad and I have a little Inca blood in us. We both love building rock [...]
Entry #71 – The Lost art of outhouse construction
Before I begin my blow by blow account on the fine art of outhouse construction I [...]
Entry #67 – The sustainable nature of God – Pondering the miracle of Easter
Easter is about resurrection. It’s about death turning into life again; new beginnings and fresh starts. I was sitting in my study early this morning [...]
Entry #54 – How I learned to build Chicken Coops like Fort Knox
Kate on her horse Rebecca Today I have completed the fifth and final chicken coop of [...]
Entry #45 – The gift to create
Rand Thompson helps build the new chicken coop One of the greatest gifts, other than life itself, is the gift of creativity. [...]
Entry #44 – A sustainable bride – My Valentine’s story
Nancy on our first date in 1969 My 1944 J3 Cub on Hubler Field 20 years later at the same tree Today is February [...]
Entry #42 – Touching the past / the reality of the future
Driving my team down a quiet country road gives me a certain peace Every now and then I hitch up a team [...]
Entry #38 – Leave only footprints / Take only pictures
My dad crosses a creek in the Sierra Nevada Mountains Packing in the Sawtooth Wilderness of Idaho Years ago as a young man I [...]
Entry #35 – Sustaining life in a season of grey
Nearly every winter a high pressure zone settles over southern Idaho for weeks at a time. Warm air pushes the cold air down, holding [...]
