Harmony Outhouse by Kevin Cole
Cedar Waxwing by Cleve Nash
"Seasons Come, Seasons Go" by Judy Sullivan
Double-crested, Brandt, and Pelagic Cormorants by Maggie Smith
Be Back Tomorrow by Chuck Abbe
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Peregrine Falcon Image on Banner by Cleve Nash
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Ask the Doc by Dr. Robert Swain
Recently there was an article published that got people's attention in regards to high doses of fish oil and the relation to higher risk of prostate cancer. This is not new information. Read More
Best Friends by Malcolm Riordan, DVM
Let's Get the Kitty Declawed - Or Not - Very often an owner's request to declaw their cat will fall by the wayside simply with the information that declawing is not something we, as veterinarians, do automatically or even routinely. Read More
Beyond the Badge by Richard Hannibal
Recently, an old partner of mine sent me a centennial remembrance book from the Los Angeles County police agency where I spent 25 years of my life. It was a "magical book" that allowed me to travel in time from 1911 to 2011. I will treasure this book for the rest of my life. Read More
Coastland Contemplations by Michele Oksen
Ward, ninety-seven years old, had lived without help up until he
slipped and fell. Over the years he had continued to pen poetry for
his beloved wife, Clara, who had passed twenty years previously. His
children had unofficially diagnosed him with a degree of dementia
shortly after her death, but Ward had refused to leave his home for
various reasons, the last being the placement of his faithful hound.
"Take me to see where he's going, " Ward had insisted. Read More
Dear Abe by George Zidbeck
I'm not into any formal, organized religion. Live and let live you might say. But, I've got a co-worker who, during our lunch breaks, often behaves like a preacher and all the time tells us about Jesus, heaven and hell, and how angels and cherubs have wings. Do they? And does it matter?. . . Read More
Double Vision by Shana Ogren
Walking into the bank the other day, I greeted the woman working there and asked how her day was going. "New paperwork," she mused. "More policies to know and follow." She held up a piece of long paper with a diagram and many useless looking instructions on it. I sighed in response, "I hate paperwork. It seems to get in the way of work." Read More
Feel Better Forever by Brian Dorfman
The ankle was used as an example, in our previous article, for how swelling can affect a joint. So now, I'm going to back track a bit and go into an overview of the ankle joint, covering its unique features as well as it challenges and strengths. Read More
Go Green by Lawson Schaller
Leases have become very popular in the residential solar market. In the last few years leases have grown to a point that they account for the majority of residential solar installations. However there is a very attractive option to the lease. Read More
The Human Condition by John Bullaro
In a world so rife with turmoil, terrorists, and corruption, one has to ask what is happening in our Capitol, Washington, D.C. The Republicans won seats in Congress in 2009 election. The winners are narrow-minded puppets who dance on the ends of strings pulled by right extremists who are usually wrong for the country. Read More
One Cool Earth by Greg Ellis
Do you love farmer's markets but have a hard time getting to them on a regular basis? What if there were a store that carried all the same seasonal, fresh, local products every day, all year round? Great news for all those who live in the North County who are trying to access this abundance — the Paso Robles Food Cooperative is on its way! Read More
A Roe Adventure by Roe Yeager
Walking along the many paths, streets and walkways of Morro Bay are many expressions of natures gifts to us. Some, such as Morro Rock itself, are simply there to be in awe of when viewed. Others are created by these wonderful people called artists who simply need to express their talents. They are able to take natural things and place them or arrange them or utilize them in such ways that enhance their inherent beauty. Read More
Surfing Through Life by Paul & Katie Finley
I am most definitely lacking in many areas of my life. I would be the first to admit that, but I can honestly say that I try my best to think outside the box and to be creative in my approach to art and living. Read More
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As our world's most extreme recyclers, From War to Peace has decided to make the hippest, most meaningful jewelry created on our planet affordable to all in these challenging economic times. Two-thirds of all FWTP jewelry offerings will now retail for less than $30. |
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