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April 2025, Recipes
Island Epicure – Easter
By Suzanna Leigh Resplendent in a blue brocade robe she brought back from the Orient, Marj presides over Easter dinner. A widow now, she is the matriarch who sits at the head of the table and blesses the food. “Lord of the Universe,” she begins, “Thank you allowing us to live in this beautiful place.”…
April 2025, Entertainment, Llaughing Llamas
Llaughing Llamas Chronicles
By Daniel Hooker Did you know that Atheism is a non-prophet organization? It should be investigated by DOGE, Congress, and the WHO for taxation without representation. ~ I have a new response to people’s questions about why I’m walking on crutches: “I’m avoiding a Cane Mutiny and a Staff Infection.” ~ An original from my…
April 2025, Entertainment, March 2025
Math Puzzle
By Anne Cotter Moses Math Puzzle – by Anne Cotter Moses Go here for the solution.
April 2025, Entertainment, March 2025
Math Puzzle – Answers
By Anne Cotter Moses Math Puzzle Solutions by Anne Cotter Moses
Nature, Poetry
2025 Poetry in the Gardens at Lakewold Gardens
By Monica Schley I am so pleased to be included in Lakewold Gardens’ 2025 Poetry in the Gardens. Each year, Lakewold invites local poets to submit original poems to the Winter Garden Poetry competition. My poem, “An Edible Garden” was accepted and is now installed in the Garden’s self-guided tour. You can listen to the…
Poetry
each morning (version 4)
By Claudia Hollander-Lucas March 2025 This poem originated from a call from King County for the Poetry on the Bus project in 2023. The theme was “Landings”. My very short poem was designed to touch the everyday commuter with a message of hope to play the long game rather than being overtaken by politics and…
April 2025, Entertainment
The Observant Frog’s Log
By Alex Soriano The Observant Frog’s Log – Alex Soriano
Island Resilience, Island Voices, March 2025
The Case of the Fortunate Sheepdog
By Marc J. Elzenbeck On Monday, February 10th on Wax Orchard, the road was still dark at 6:47 AM. Something had knocked over a big Murrey’s blue bin near 249th, plastic and metal recycling was blocking southbound lane. I steered around and my kid said, “If you ran over that, it might’ve popped a tire.”…
Gardening, Island Interviews, March 2025
Littlest Bird Farm
By Andy Valencia For Kim Kambak, owner of Littlest Bird Farm, her farm is deeply intertwined with a catastrophic event in her life. There was her life before, and then there was how she continued afterward. The latter part happened here on Vashon, as she healed the land and brought it back to life as…