Postcard and Alaska

The weather is wild and sunny! I got your postcard, and that i finally am waiting on getting work at the Alaska Native Hospital. Your dad went to Homer, with his new partner, his girlfriend. I haven't met her yet. Harold said that when he stands, his large body, clouds over the sun. So Harold must be ready to find another partner too. His wife Elizabeth Lewis-Weber passed away and the powder is in his living room yet.

Anderson, & Nenana area fire

I read the paper and that the fire was set by burned ashes, dumbed by a person that thought the ashes were already cold hearted! Already done so that the person can dump the ashes on the groundhog hole. No or Yes? the answer is no! just on the ground so the ashes spread with the wild wind. And the fire is still on the Parks Highway area.  Spit on the fire and turn the fire out! Maybe pee on it. The rains aren't very much help. The weather isn't also much help to turn the fire out.  Sunshine and the heat with wind! Anyhow! Anyways! I can still drive on the Parks Highway and see the burned areas as i plan on going that way with no direction for North Pole, Alaska. Guess it's past Fairbanks, Alaska.

Termination

Termination, would sound like a silent fart, if your really quiet you could listen to your neighbors bubble fart like if they are out on left field like most off suntanned people. At your next doors, your left side, right side, vision in black and white. Like i see gulls, glide, floating on water, flies outside your window, boneless, your window in motion, without motion and even if you shift into park, your still moving cause the driver next to you is moving on. Even a shadow, which may be in a mirror cause your hair is greese black.

Seward Fisheries 2006 22, May

Today is my first afternoon at Seward Library. And i just biked around for alittle while to ask somebody off the street where the Library was. So i may start soon for Seward Fisheries. I do my orientation tomorrow, and this is my favorite area now. Amen! The man gave me a stand up tent near the fence and road. So i got a nice standup tent to fart around in and it's hot 70 degrees. not complaints! Guess i could bike around more.

I went for Fish & Chips breakfast today, and had breakfast with the retired Chief of Police of Palmer, Alaska. He knows Ken, our Cold Storage Headshrinke and leader of the strumband for our last day party for Icicle Seafoods of Seward Fisheries. Guess i can try my luck on getting the silver or whatever is in the ocean beachfront about 3 miles out. I should get a King tag sometime soon, or even payup for my truck insurance. 

smelts or candle fish fish so small that is so oily that lights your thoughts so small!

I haven't done any wholesome reading for a long time now. But that i read, the local newspapers. I was just at a bookstore, and that i couldn't think of what book to tell the people to order. Is it that i am getting old that i don't know the title of book to have the people order. Maybe it's still gathering dust? Thoughts are getting to avoid my nephew, but that i may try reason with him to make things happen. If he listens, if not i will still blur him away, avoiding him is easy. Dipnetting is fun butt the dipping over and over for the candle fish can get boring real fast. Butt staying on until the fish start coming in with the tidewaters is the fun part. Than u can't stop Lucie from stopping to either rest or just drive home. Jon L. knows where there is butt one dip and your so done after several dips!

Dried Banana Chips, & Chia Tea

Both of the above items go with the sunshine Kodiak, Alaska is having to enjoy right now. I am wearing my yellow lense glasses. I have to read taking the pair of eyes off nose bone. No boner! Hahaha. A kid was push brooming the cement parking lot, and it was blowing in the wind back at him there must be child labor law for that, would you look into that?

leftfield with no balls to catch!

Bubblegum is like when you blow and termination is when you follow up the blow with a silent fart, having art, with no lard, and it's not hard to do. 

Donald Kilbuck @ shine on, rain on, off on, on again .com