Karen and some stylin’ chicks Dreams, like pizza, come in all shapes and sizes; some are spicy, others mild, some large, others bite-size. My dear friend Karen Biondo has a delicious dream, to go mobile with her pizza oven and bring pie to the people. And considering her wood-fired pizza oven weighs over two tons, [...]
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Pizza Pizza: Helping Karen Kickstart Her Dream
May 16th, 2012 · 2 Comments
Tags: Island Life · Tomagrams
Dogwood Bough Under a Big Dipper Sky
May 10th, 2012 · 15 Comments
My front porch is for company, the back porch for me. It’s my take-five spot, a compact stoop just barely big enough for a big guy and two big bulldogs. The paint-deprived rail supports an arm’s reach and everything from a cup of coffee to a cordial to a tumbler of ice tea. In the [...]
There She Goes: A Parable of Perspective
March 26th, 2012 · 10 Comments
“There she goes!” Adventuress, Admiralty Inlet, Washington Years ago, while hiking the bluffs and trails of Ebey’s Landing’s , my friend Joan and I happened across a pioneer cemetery. Perched high above Puget Sound, fronted by miles of shoreline, meadows, and farmland, the well-placed site enjoyed sweeping views so beautiful and heavenly that I’d venture [...]
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