Author Archives: kuskulanasteve

Riding the 150 miles in two days for charity really was a dream come true. Just 5 short years ago my life hung in a balance with Heart Disease threatening to end it all, and now being not only a … Continue reading →

Bike is ready for the next 2 days and the 150 miles we will ride together.It has enough bag capacity to carry the essentials on my check list, tire irons, patch kit, air pump, rain jacket, water bottle, camera, wallet, … Continue reading →

I did a blog the end of last year about the Four Horsemen. The biblical four horsemen are of course Conquest, War, Famine, Death.   My prediction for me was Sun, Moon, Interaction, Enlightenment. Be careful what you wish for … Continue reading →

This is the short version of this story, rated PG for general audiences. The long version is seared into my memory, it is a much longer version, full of split seconds and details. Too much to share here, some of … Continue reading →

Sometimes my words cannot describe the feeling, so I lean on works of others to draw inspiration. Photo by me, Lyrics by Loreena McKennitt, Music by Lee Holdridge (warning, it’s a long one).       A clouded dream on … Continue reading →

These tiny flowers show up in my yard every year about this time. They are among my favorites, but they are a reminder that the season will change in only a handful of weeks. They will soon leave us to … Continue reading →

Every year at this time I look for the new blooms of July. One of my favorites are the Bluebells of Scotland, a tiny plant with a relatively big statement of a flower. I have a favorite place I go … Continue reading →

With summer comes some rain, and I catch up on a few projects waiting for a clearing. Summer here is about new growth and visitors. If you follow my photos on flickr you know I am crazy about our Arctic … Continue reading →

Jana and her husband David are up in Alaska on vacation, so we got together to meet and have coffee. Jana has been my friend on MSN Spaces for awhile.   Jana and David Me and Jana I was telling … Continue reading →