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The Night I Nearly Died
I almost died this week… Mikella and I made the bold decision to chaperone a night-skiing trip that Riggs’s school puts on weekly during the season. Had I a dollar for every time a boy uttered “bro” or “literally,” I could buy a bookstore. Once the kids were off on the lifts, we suited up. I did a bit of snowboarding as a wee lad, but I have zero skiing chops. We live in Maine, though, and one learns to lean into winter here. This is me leaning. First, I hit what they call the magic carpet, which is basically
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DYSFUNCTIONAL BOODA BLOG
The Night I Nearly Died
I almost died this week… Mikella and I made the bold decision to chaperone a night-skiing trip that Riggs’s school puts on weekly during the
My Inspiration for The Stars Don’t Lie
This novel is deeply personal. Can I tell you why? About ten years ago, I had the great pleasure of connecting with the fabulous author,
Book Recommendations: If you like Boo Walker…
If you like Boo Walker books, what else should you read? I reached out to the readers of my newsletter and asked for their favorite
An Open Heart
I’m pretty much an open book, and if you pay attention, you can follow me as I work my way through life. I don’t pick
Red Mountain in Pictures
A few of my favorite photographs from my time on Red Mountain. I hope these visuals enhance your reading experience as you jump into the
Warning: Woo-woo Alert
I’m very lucky to be a part of a writer group called the Tiki Bar Pals. We started chatting via WhatsApp and Zoom during Covid
Book Club Questions – A Spanish Sunrise
The reading group should plan a tasting party. The menu should include olives, good olive oil (oliveoillovers.com), Marconi almonds, Spanish wines, crispy bread etc. Possibly
My Friend Kasia and the Art of Reframing
It was one of those travel days, dragging out of bed early on Bainbridge Island just west of Seattle, trying not to forget anything, racing