Human decency on four wheels

I am taking a short walk in the light sprinkle that now follows the deluge of last night and most of the day up until now. Except for a brief appearance at noon by Caleb, who just moved into a new apartment with his girlfriend Mo, these are the only human beings I have seen so far today. Margie drove herself into town this morning to babysit before I even got up. I have been here without a car all day. She'll be back tonight, and then I will take her in again in the morning and drop her off so I will have a car until I leave for Barrow Thursday morning. These guys could have splashed water on me, but they didn't. Human decency still exists and it can be found driving two four wheelers through the rain and mud puddles right here, in Wasilla, Alaska.

First hot Saturday of the year - I just have to blog it: return of the French visitors; Alaska State Trooper in action; Wild Child replaces duck in Little Lake - plus 5000 more stories, condensed

Remember the duck that shouted advice to me from Little Lake in my last post? This evening, as I was pedaling

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Stop! Shots from my noon-day walk, including four wheeler art, ice bubbles, momma moose; cat looks out the wrong window

I did not stop at the stop sign, but continued on and shortly thereafter stepped onto the

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The mountain, the haircut; daughter and I embibe in Devil's drink, #2 and other stories from an exquisite day in the magical Season of Light

Afternoon had now slipped into early evening. I was getting no work done at all and I

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Six scenes shot from through the windows and door of the Ford Escape

Yesterday evening, I drove to Anchorage to

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