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The Grain Shed is one of my favorite Spokane businesses. It is a bakery that is also a gathering place for the Perry district community in Spokane. One of the things that makes it a gathering place is, most mornings there are live bluegrass, folk, country style musicians playing. Below are …
[Read more...] about The Grain Shed: Bluegrass, wheat and gluten
“I was disappointed in myself for not being tough enough to take the flak, disappointed and ashamed. But as pilgrims must discover if they are to complete their quest, we are led to truth by our weaknesses as well as our strengths.” — Let Your Life Speak by Parker J. Palmer Yesterday we …
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Breakfast was fun to day. I cut up a pineapple and a mango that had been ripening for several days. The mango produced a syrupy liquid that coated the pineapple causing it to taste sweeter than by itself. There is a funny thing for me, and several classmates, about the intensive learning …
[Read more...] about Another Beautiful Day: Food, drink and Spanish class
Not sure what you call a post script at the beginning, but this PS is to inform you it was written 3 nights ago but just released because in the interim the computer broke. Another entry will be written tonight. Sheila and I left Spokane on November 19th, headed to Mexico. The plan is to stay south …
[Read more...] about Home Again; How we found our first Semi-Permanent home in Mexico
As Ricky used to say to Lucy, “You’ve got some ‘splainin’ to do”. I had promised many of you that I would be writing about the travels of Sheila, my partner and myself. Obviously, it has not yet happened. We had scheduled to begin our travels with a cross-country car trip on October second. We had …
[Read more...] about Dr. Pat’s Travels, Late Start Explained
