Shakespeare in southern Oregon
I enjoyed my time at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival so much last year that this year, I pounced and bought five.
Read More Shakespeare in southern OregonCareening through life and learning stuff
I enjoyed my time at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival so much last year that this year, I pounced and bought five.
Read More Shakespeare in southern OregonHeading into Memorial Day weekend, Will and I visited Fort Adams State Park. The timing was serendipitous and we benefitted by being able to see a Boots on the Ground for Heroes Memorial, put on by Operation Stand Down Rhode Island. As we walked inside the walls of the fort, we saw a memorial display […]
Read More So much Newport, Part IIWe didn’t plan our time well and gave ourselves 3 minutes to eat the buffet breakfast we had each paid €13 ($15) for. Instead of eating, we collected food into take-home containers we had saved from the day before and ran out of the hotel with rollerbags and shoulder bags, and paper bags of breakfast […]
Read More Half a day in CorkThis particular region is packed with neolothic sites and points of interest.
Read More Ancient IrelandLike those early settlers here, I didn’t let a nasty winter day get me down.
Read More Wintry Providence{All photo credits except the image above are by Mark Turek, courtesy Trinity Repertory Company.} While I was in Providence, Will and I attended a show at Trinity Repertory Company, just a few blocks from where I stayed at the Biltmore hotel. Black odyssey plays from January 3 through February 3, and if you get […]
Read More black odyssey at Trinity RepFriends made the cloudy days brighter and the cold days warmer.
Read More November friendsSmoke in the air reminds me that the threat is close to me as well.
Read More Smoke over the ColumbiaPop quiz: what is Oregon’s state fossil? Metasequoia, of course.
Read More Mini RT Series – threeThe Cherokee actually have two buffalo herds: the TV buffalo and the wild buffalo.
Read More Saline Courthouse and buffalo