The obligatory old red truck, favorite perch of gargoyle kitties.
A thunderstorm on its way for a visit.
Mt. Baker. Did you know that Baker and Rainer used to be a couple? He took up with Shuksan and Rainer stormed off in a huff (who wouldn't?). She settled down in King County where she is far away, but can still keep an eye on her kids, the Twin Sisters. For more local mountain lore, you may enjoy reading
The Measure of a Mountain: Beauty and Terror on Mount Rainer by Bruce Barcott, from whom I gleaned this little tidbit.
The obligatory old red truck, favorite perch of gargoyle kitties.
A thunderstorm on its way for a visit.
Mt. Baker. Did you know that Baker and Rainer used to be a couple? He took up with Shuksan and Rainer stormed off in a huff (who wouldn't?). She settled down in King County where she is far away, but can still keep an eye on her kids, the Twin Sisters. For more local mountain lore, you may enjoy reading The Measure of a Mountain: Beauty and Terror on Mount Rainer by Bruce Barcott, from whom I gleaned this little tidbit.
2 comments:
hi suzanne-- it was sweet toc heck in on you and your family-- your house is llooking awesome! i would never have recognized it! do you know i still tell my kids stories about the house you grew up in? hehee! its the most mysterious exciting house they can imagine! very happy to hear about your children. morning cuddling with your lambies in bed is a memory that surely must make old age sweet. i hope you stayin touch although you must be extremly busy -- dont forget your old friends.
be well. blessings on you and your family
lori and kids
ok i didnt preview --what can i say-- and now youre an english prof and all that. youlll just have to overlook my typing for my caring heart!
L
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