Afternoon Reflections

Recording video at Camp Eyabsut in Black Diamond, WA, an event at the heart of the WSCFF Burn Foundation. An incredible opportunity to learn more about volunteers and counselors who have been a part of the program for years. Many of them burn survivors who would later become counselors themselves.

Today, there was math and setting levels, there was dirt, there was a run to the gravel yard, and prototypes were made. Stay tuned.

I'll be out protesting and proudly supporting all my friends this Saturday. My double-sided signs for this weekend.

Seems an appropriate reminder these days. Lead the way Harvard.

This is a quote from John Adams in 1775 in a letter to his wife Abigail. He was a staunch critic of unchecked executive power and believed in a system of checks and balances. Just a great reminder that this is what a Patriot looks like.

The Bad Axe Sisterhood got together to take a bunch of pent up energy, worry, and aggression out at the current state of things in the world. It was extremely cathartic. Feeling overwhelmed? Give it a try.

In WA, some ferries have a few puzzles out on tables on the upper deck for passengers to enjoy during the water crossing. I thought about how many strangers contribute to solving the puzzle. Each person working unselfishly to solve a problem without caring who will be the last person to finish it.

Never too old to reignite an art passion. It’s been 32 years since I last welded. Took a fantastic MIG welding class today from a teacher at the Hazard Factory. My welds were terrible but I had so much fun.

New functional garden art project. Just getting started. Dry fit is looking good.

As seen today in front of Whidbey Pies in Langley, Whidbey Island, WA. A perfect PacNW tribute.

Experiments with the moon.

Winter Whidbey skies are for reflection.

A ring around the moon last night in a lovely navy blue night sky.