A
Roe Adventure by Yeager
Every
morning is so amazing. For me, I am excited each morning as I begin my
walk to see what is presented. There is everything from fog so thick
one can barely see across the street, (much less down the roadway) to
completely clear skies with crisp clean air as everything seems to
shine. Read More
Adventures
of a Country Squire
In
mixed company, mention that word in the title, and you’ll
witness immediate facial patterns of disgust. Maybe even a few readers
will cringe and consider moving to another conversational circle
without hearing what I have to say on the subject. Oh, the horror of
occupying a dwelling infested with such an insect. Read More
Ask the Doc by
Robert Swain
I
have some exciting news for all you readers. First, Estero Bay now has
its own radio station — 97.3 The Rock. It
is listener supported community radio. Read More
Best
Friends by Malcolm Riordan, DVM
In
an ongoing forum, Virbac Animal Health has veterinarians submit 'The
funniest question you've ever been asked by a client.' Just about daily
we have to hide incredulity behind the mask of a serious and respecting
manner. Part of the problem is that these moments arrive
unannounced, from one second to the next. Below are some of the
comments submitted by long suffering veterinarians: Read
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Beyond
the Badge by Richard Hannibal
There
is a colorful man in Morro Bay who sets his own trends in clothing and
philosophy. He is 60ish, lives aboard a small, weathered boat on the
bay, drives an old white van, and frequents local coffee shops. A
unique hat often tops his long, shaggy hair. He sports a grey beard. A
small, white dog trots faithfully by his side, pausing briefly for
treats offered by folks passing by. The locals accept him as family,
and the tourists look at him with curious interest. Read
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Double
Vision by Shana Ogren
Some
cultures hold a belief in the dreaming process as a kind of soul
travel, where the dream world is a sort of other reality and an
important source to be listened to. Dreams could bring
insight to an individual or a people, on the future health of your
children or how to plant a crop. Read
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Feel
Better Forever by Brian Dorfman
Up
to 80 percent of adults will experience back pain at some time in their
lives. It is a leading reason for physician office visits,
hospitalization and surgery. When asked about common types of pain,
respondents to a National Health Interview survey indicated that low
back pain was the most common. Read
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Double-crested, Brandt, and Pelagic Cormorants by Maggie Smith
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