
A Rambling Writer Flashback: “The Blues Brothers” Movie
Join me for a viewing of this zany 1980 movie with exuberant dance scenes, fantastic blues musicians, a hundred wrecked cars, and ridiculous antics from

Join me for a viewing of this zany 1980 movie with exuberant dance scenes, fantastic blues musicians, a hundred wrecked cars, and ridiculous antics from

Join Thor and me as we soak up some color therapy in the Skagit Valley, Washington, tulip fields. It’s spring! Every year since I’ve been

Join Thor and me as we enjoy these charming introductions to some fascinating creatures. Naturalist and host of famous nature documentaries, David Attenborough is adorable

Amid another year of tumultuous weather, we’re happy to welcome spring at the equinox here in the “far corner” of the Pacific Northwest. There’s a

Join the fun in this Ken Burns documentary of a wild and woolly ride through history. After Thor and I enjoyed watching the Ken Burns

After the frenzy of the Seahawks Super Bowl win, I ponder the proliferation of “team” identification for everything from rabid sports fans to polarizing politics.

A lot of “life” going on right now for all of us, so if you need an escape, enjoy a virtual mountain outing with Thor,

The perfect viewing for Valentine’s Day is the Merchant Ivory production of “A Room with a View” If you haven’t seen this absolutely wonderful romantic

Reo dog, a Heinz 57 mutt with a joyously goofy personality, keeps Thor and me laughing during these trying times. Thor and I waited for

The Ken Burns documentary of the Lewis & Clark Expedition fleshes out the amazing adventures and challenges of the daring exploration of the new U.S.

Our funky nearby community of Birch Bay pulls out the stops for New Year excitement with a Ring of Fire and Hope and a rousing

In which I finally watch the classic Frank Capra film “It’s a Beautiful Life.” (NOTE: Plot spoilers ahead) When I was growing up, my family

An immersive tour through the complex history of the American Revolution. I do not pretend to be a historian, so these are my impressions as