by Think In The Morning | May 13, 2026 | Words |
Seeing the first quail emerge around Little River is one of the classic signs that the Mendocino coast is tipping into late spring. Quail spend much of the wetter winter tucked into dense brush, salal, and huckleberry tangles along the meadow margins to stay dry and...
by Think In The Morning | May 11, 2026 | Words |
Think in the Morning Poems Poem by Think in the Morning: A BeePoem by Think in the Morning: Analytic GeometryPoem by Think in the Morning: Basket CasePoem by Think in the Morning: Between the DaysPoem by Think in the Morning: Blake’s SongsPoem by Think in the...
by Think In The Morning | May 8, 2026 | Words |
I’m waiting for the dragonflies. Darners, the long-bodied, fast, almost hawk-like dragonflies. Skimmers and Dashers, the ones you most often notice sitting on a twig. They perch, launch, and return over and over. They are blue, orange, and red and have patterned...
by Think In The Morning | May 4, 2026 | More |
This post is personal. Last Saturday, May 2nd, the Fort Bragg High School Timberwolf baseball team was invited by the Justin Siena High School Braves from the Napa Valley to play a game at the San Francisco Giants field in Oracle Park. It wasn’t free. A lot of...
by Think In The Morning | Apr 28, 2026 | More |
I discovered books at a young age. I knew immediately there was something important between the covers, something to be decoded. I learned to read and I was hooked. I grew up in a small rural town. There were no bookstores. I discovered I could order paperback books...
