Beary Patch Bed & Breakfast Homer

... my sister h*s just sent me * portion of my mothers *shes. I suppose it m*y sound sort of morbid but you h*ve to underst*nd th*t upon reconnecting with our mom the one thing she s*id over *nd over w*s how proud she w*s th*t we got out *nd s*w the world *nd how she wished she could h*ve done it, how she would h*ve liked to h*ve seen the wonders *nd pecul*r*rities of other cultures *nd other continents but w*s s*tisfied th*t we ...

... We strolled along the Homer Spit and the harbor. Nice day. Fred & Evelyn went to the Pratt Museum in Homer explaining cultural history. Fred & Evelyn stayed in Vicki & Richard's yard and Bill and I stayed near Wendy & Bill's cabin. Richard took Fred out for an airplane ride. Fred really enjoyed that. Richard & Vicki showed Fred & Evelyn around.

... comes up here at like 3:30 in the morning because i don't think i could handle the emotional distress of walking to work in the dark. speaking of bodily breakdowns, i have lost most of the feeling in my fingertips due to toasting them over open flame everyday. its sort of weird when i try to handle something like pages of a book or count money in my wallet because i cant feel the paper. most of the feeling will come back over the winter but i have definitely lost ...

... on the situation, sam the ex girlfriend is driving to anchorage on saturday and boarding a plane for st louis on sunday. to say that im relieved and happy would be an understatment. i dont wish her any ill will, i just want her out of my life on a permanant basis and that time has finally arrived. as the rock group motley crue once sang..........girl dont go away mad, girl just go away.

... we end up at subway cars going what the ??????????????? So they announce the gate so we get on the subway and it takes us to some more stairs and head up those to finally arrive at our gate. We made it to our flight just in time. Then to Anchorage we got on the flight it was pretty boring next time I am renting the movie /TV thing. We arrived in ...

... My first flight was only a half hour leaving the ground which isn't too bad and didn't really affect our arrival time all that much. I had the standard kick ass onboard entertainment system but everything was in Korean which hampers my enjoyment. Luckily the plane was amazingly empty and I had an entire middle row all to myself. Four glorious seats to spread out on and pass the hell out. I slept through most of the flight and only woke ...

... leads to the commercial harbour, the yacht harbour, the container port, the Alaska and Homer Ferries and an eclectic collection of shops and condos that made me think of Cape Hatteras. The next time I think Homer, it won't be the Greek philosopher - it will be the spectacular setting of this town. Another pleasure of the drive to Homer was that the heavy traffic I had encountered on the way to Seward did not exist here. The drive back to ...

... to the Alaska Islands and Ocean Visitor Center. I went inside and walked down to the beach while Mom napped in the car. Then we drove out Homer Spit, which is a tiny strip of land sticking out into Kachemak Bay about 7 miles. It was full of fishing charters, souvenir shops, restaurants, and sea gulls. Maybe tomorrow we will go take a bird watching cruise. Hopefully we'll get to see more wildlife.

38 days left and finally i have a bit of something to write about here in the great north woods. after having worked 11 days in a row me and a few friends left directly from work and drove the 250 miles to anchorage. the scenery on this drive is just amazing as the road weaves in and out of mountain ranges until it finally comes out at the cook inlet where the road hugs the side of the mountain range, trying to stay dry from the cold stormy sea that brews a few dozen feet ...

... for a live web-cam of Seward harbour click here. The wedding ceremony was brief and to the point, and the reception that followed was held on one of Wendy's parents boats as we cruised around Resurrection Bay and the Kenai Fjords National Park drinking yet more wine looking for whales and otters (unfortunately we only saw otters, plus a few glaciers, and several empty glasses). Following this unique wedding experience we decided that we should once again ...