Coyote Bend Cottage Homer

... and I get free wi-fi and satellite tv. on the downside I dont have the fresh air and the relative peace and tranquility that you get when camping in nature. Tranquility is nice I suppose but after awhile you get tired of pulling nettles out of the crack of your ass so I guess its a good thing that I am indoors.<br><br>Im is pretty pumped about me coming back and she is already packing her bags and ...

... hostess warm, we cooked our dinner in the large kitchen, enjoyed the view at the living room. Before bed, we took a drive to the spit. A lot of cars on the street, but few people on the street. I heard from somewhere (I forgot) that these people who drove cars there were on boats. It's 11 p.m. but sun still shone on us. My body couldn't adjust to it. So I felt dizzy.<br>

... of these *******s goes out of business its as if a little angel smiles down upon me....serves them right those righteous little ****s.<br><br>oh yeah, back to IM. She's a funny girl and her broken english makes for some interesting conversations. I find it easier to communicate with her when we are together and i can read the body language etc...it really helps to decipher what the hell she is trying to say but on the phone, its a lot harder to grasp what she is trying ...

... the end of the Spit (a bit of land that just out into Kamechak Bay) so I could take pictures. Vicki assured me there were mountains across the bay, but all I got was gray seas and sea gulls. Going back toward Homer (to find a place to park for the night) I found a couple more signs to include in my collection. After finding an RV space, we took a short tour of downtown Homer. They have a unique restaurant called Cups (and ...

Hell* my dear readers. I must applaud y*u f*r sticking with me thr*ugh the summer d*ldrums because let's face it, I really have t* stretch it s*metimes t* make this damn thing interesting en*ugh t* read. It's strange, I spend 3-4 m*nths a year d*ing n*thing but w*rking and l**king f*rward t* the m*re interesting part *f my life. are these m*nths wasted away and t* be filed under "b*ring ********"? I supp*se y*u c*uld make the argument that many pe*ple ...

Tuesday, July 1, 2008 Today, we drove from Seward to Homer, which was a beautiful 3 hour drive. We had heard that about an hour into the drive near Cooper's Landing we should stop to observe and possibly do a little combat fishing. Of course we had to stop. Apparently the Kenai River is the most popular place to catch Red Salmon and right now is the height of the spawn. So along this river, men, women and children line up about 15 ...

... relieved me since I had been started formulating back up plans in case my bag had been lost. I mean all my clothes and all my toiletries are in that bag. To say that I would have been totally screwed while waiting for the airline to hunt down my bag in Iceland would be pretty accurate. Well the bag showed up thank god and proceeded to the customs counter. Now I knew that I was probably in for a bit of questioning, I always am, that's ...

... m a tough son of a *****. about 3 seconds later my RIGHT calf cramps up horribly and i fall over onto my face. i mean ****, one cramp is pretty bad but two at the same time is more then any man should be asked to deal with, especially having only been awake for about 20 seconds. so now i have dueling cramps and i STILL have to **** unbelievably bad. having no choice, i pull myself out of the tent, crawling through the grass ...

... waves to chad. do we all know the music from "grease"? everyone sing along if you can.........summer lovin happened so fast, summer lovin down in the grass, met a drunken fisherman hairy as can be, he met a pudgy chad cute as can be LOL LOL LOL. oh man Ive been just giving chad **** for this one! on the work front ( i know how you all are interested in that!) i have finally gotten a full day off after working something like 28 days ...

... out that it was a sow with her yearling cub and it seemed that the sow didnt give much of a **** about coming close to people because here she came. people started to turn and walk at a quick pace while others took it upon themselves to do what the park service says and stand your ground and verbalize loudly "go away bear!!"...."ya bear, go away!!" at this point she is about 20 feet from me and thats when i decide its time to turn and go. thus concluding my brown bear ...