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Birds on Boats
Last year, somewhere in Alaskan waters, a remarkable thing happened on my MM’s boat. A bird crashed onto the deck of the tug, and he thought it was badly hurt and might not survive. He said it seemed...
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The Boy Who Is My Heart. So Much Depends On A Yellow Steamroller
An homage to William Carlos Williams The Yellow Steamroller So much depends upon a yellow steamroller buried in the dirt behind the shed On a bitterly cold afternoon, my tugboat man and I embarked on...
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How to prepare for a cruise: Tips from a professional mariner
Are you planning a cruise vacation? Some things you should know before you go–from my personal maritime expert. My captain’s in an isolated location with no TV or newspapers or internet access (other...
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Wordless Wednesday — Moose Tracks — Don’t Murder Animals
Is it really Wednesday already? On my way to a Pilates class, here’s my contribution: Moose Resting in Tall Grass in Grand Tetons. He didn’t move all day. He was about ten feet from the trail when we...
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The Boy Who Is My Heart. So Much Depends On A Yellow Steamroller
Update: This poem was recently published in Waterways: Poetry in the Mainstream Volume 34 #4 The Yellow Steamroller So much depends upon a yellow steamroller buried in the dirt behind the shed On a...
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Beachy December Festival of Light and Color: Photos
Even though it’s the beginning of December and was the fifth night of Hannukah, here in Southern California we enjoyed a brief summery Sunday before a massive winter storm barrels down the coast from...
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