This was the day that Indian Summer closed up the cottage and went to Florida. This afternoon the Cabin Fever Club carpooled over to Suttons Bay in a light drizzle to see a movie. (We’d heard that Tell No One, this weekend’s selection in the Beyond the Bay film series, was smart, suspenseful and French, and it […]
The Historical Society of Michigan awarded its 2008 State History Award for Distinguished Volunteer Service to Eastport’s Betty Beeby, citing her work as an illustrator, muralist, author, preservationist and co-founder of the Wilkinson Homestead Historical Society. (Readers of Torch Lake Views know that’s not the half of it. Betty’s greatest contributions to Michigan history lie ahead, […]
Opening email from Katherine or Babs or Katy is like opening a birthday present, except that I don’t have to get a year older. Katherine’s latest offers a choice of gifts. She writes, I’m sending you 2 versions of this because sometimes I play around with them so much I can’t decide which I like better […]
This morning I took down the Torch Lake Views Endorsements widget and vacuumed up the confetti at the Writing Studio and Bait Shop. I’m filled with joy and hope for the coming Obama Presidency. We’re launched on a great adventure together. Like most adventures worth having, it will be filled with challenges. I think the American […]
You have heard me whine about my inability to obtain reliable high speed internet at the heavily-wooded Writing Studio and Bait Shop. I was particularly frustrated last summer when I was trying to edit large documents for a client in Minneapolis. Downloading and uploading over my slow dialup seemed to take longer than the actual […]
Katherine, still in her Black and White period, spent some time on the beach last Tuesday, and sent this: It’s a glorius fall day for voting. Who would have thought this would be the weather on November 4th?
November 9, 2008
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