One of the things that happen when you do a community blog for so long is that people come up to you and tell you things. Most of the time you smile and take it all with a grain of salt. There are always two sides to things, and lets face it.....people like me aren't... Continue Reading →

Our old dog Barney isn't going to be around all that much longer. I think he is about 14 now and I have to lift him places now. Not that easy as he is about 120 pounds. A real good boy and our thoughts were to have him mentor a younger dog to teach it... Continue Reading →

As we all know, party affiliation here in town has never been much of a big deal. Democrat, Republican.....nobody seems much to care. Its all about the town first. Always has been. I have voted for people of both parties here and I am sure you have too. Forever. I don't know anybody who even... Continue Reading →

We want to thank the Grays Harbor Jail Inmate Book Discussion group for selecting The Rain Stops as this month's Book club selection. We are further, working with the Elma Moral and Temperance Women's League to lower the rating and remove the ban from the city limits. Chapter Two has been added to the epic... Continue Reading →

Woke up with a real sore arm after that covid shot yesterday. That's ok. Had sore arms before. Upset tummy, little dizzy all day. Ya, nothing new, I went through the 70s. Staring off into space, out of sorts, feeling distant, three cards short of a deck. Unable to keep a thought in my head.... Continue Reading →

Montesano WA. Via montesanotoday.com 4:00pm 3 March 2021 Well it wasn’t four hours after I posted my shot across the bow this morning over the vaccine and the elderly here in Montesano that I got a call wanting to know if me and the wife wanted a shot today. Not part of the county. Ill... Continue Reading →

Montesano Today - via montesanotoday.com  3 March 2021 I honestly take no pleasure in writing this.  Personally, I would much rather be wasting my time in getting up another chapter in the Rain Never Stops.  But people are and will die.  It’s sort of important. I’m lucky enough to have my health care through the... Continue Reading →