Every once in a while I look up, and I’m reminded that I live in Alaska. That reminder may come in the form of a […]
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Every once in a while I look up, and I’m reminded that I live in Alaska. That reminder may come in the form of a
“The Hunt” Act I: “It’s not at the restaurant,” my husband Mark says, starting to panic. He had used my cell to inquire about his
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“The Hunt” Act I: “It’s not at the restaurant,” my husband Mark says, starting to panic. He had used my cell to inquire about his
Small Plane Culture: My son Anders and I are on a small propeller plane returning to the Peninsula from Anchorage where Anders just got braces.
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Small Plane Culture: My son Anders and I are on a small propeller plane returning to the Peninsula from Anchorage where Anders just got braces.
The Safeway cashier has stopped scanning my groceries. She stands staring just past my right shoulder at nothing. Her eyes are filled with tears. “I’m
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The Safeway cashier has stopped scanning my groceries. She stands staring just past my right shoulder at nothing. Her eyes are filled with tears. “I’m
Things are thawing out here in Alaska. I’d say we are just a day or two away from being able to extract my son’s homework
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Things are thawing out here in Alaska. I’d say we are just a day or two away from being able to extract my son’s homework
The dead moose is a twisted heap on the side of the highway. He is huge, maybe 900 pounds. Looking at him you have to ask;
The dead moose is a twisted heap on the side of the highway. He is huge, maybe 900 pounds. Looking at him you have to ask;
Jay Leno finally spots my husband in the second row. It had just been a matter of time. He stops searching the audience and points. “Hello
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Jay Leno finally spots my husband in the second row. It had just been a matter of time. He stops searching the audience and points. “Hello
