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The series of artwork shown on these pages was inspired by riding my bicycle all over Boise and along the Greenbelt. When roaming on my bike, I’ve always carried sketchbooks, pencils, watercolors, and sometimes a camera. Continue reading
I’d accidentally explored the Wilson Creek area three years ago, at the hands of a GPS-less driver who’d mis-understood directions to Reynolds Creek Cemetery (see IDAHO magazine, February 2012, “Good and Lost”). Although the driver strenuously denies it, we were essentially lost amongst the area’s mountains and valleys for a couple of hours. Continue reading
When I was about five, I tripped and fell down eight rough cement porch steps. I started crying, and my father knelt down and put his arms around me. He said, “Don’t cry, kid. When it stops hurting, you’ll feel so good you’ll be glad you did it.” Continue reading
Driving through Moscow the day after Christmas, I couldn’t help but notice discarded Christmas trees already at the curb outside some houses. It was a sad sight. How could these icons of joy and beauty be consigned so quickly to a heartless fate? Continue reading
Hoping to see more of the rugged landscape below me, I edged closer to the point of the rim between merging canyons in Idaho’s Bruneau-Jarbidge Rivers Wilderness. Continue reading
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Is anyone paying attention to me? Hello?”
No response.
I tried again with the same result, but I might as well have been talking to myself. Continue reading
Cheesy pull-apart party bread and baked pears with vanilla yogurt and granola. Continue reading
On the day in 2001 before my husband Tony’s return to Reubens from his two weeks of Idaho Army National Guard training, my six-year-old son Kale was finishing up his own two weeks of training. Continue reading
