Monthly Archives: May 2008

TYING UP THE “NOTS” EXPLAINED, MAYBE

Posted on May 30, 2008 by colleen

“What’s up with Figure #20?” a friend asked. (Figure #20 is repeated below.) Fig. #20. This is not Maine, but Charlie lives within a camera’s eye of Mt. Rainier (Seattle), he takes a great picture, and he includes a little … Continue reading →

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TYING UP THE “NOTS”

Posted on May 14, 2008 by colleen

How many pages in a book do you read before you decide to quit? Friend Jerry stops after the first page if she doesn’t want to read the writing. She gives books I recommend twenty pages before she decides, once … Continue reading →

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SPIES IN THE HARBOR?, CONT’D.

Posted on May 5, 2008 by colleen

Spies operate best in murk. It’s best to be visually prepared. Fig. #19. Spot any spies lurking in murky Tenants Harbor? Murky lurkers. I like it.

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SPIES IN THE HARBOR?

Posted on May 4, 2008 by colleen

More fear-dredging from Homeland Security this last week. Now the potential evil-doers are unobserved coastal boaters at rest in harbors. So Tenants Harbor boaters are to watch their water-borne neighbors and be alert for — who knows what? This is … Continue reading →

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