In yesterday’s blog, I said I taken the oil bath air cleaner off the Chrysler, let it soak in solvent, flushed it well, and let it dry, hoping that would help the engine breath better and ease the stalling problem I’ve had. Yesterday we reinstalled it, filled it with oil, and I took it for […]
In yesterday’s blog, I told you about the two big golden watermelons we discovered growing on the ground next to one of Terry’s raised garden beds. But there’s a lot more than melons coming up thanks to her green thumb. When we lived in Alabama, she bought some blackberry and blueberry plants, and a fig […]
I have been busy getting things done for the release of my latest book, Big Lake Homecoming. After Terry edited and proofread the last chapters, I sent them off to Judy and Roberta to go through. I got Judy’s back and made her suggested corrections, and now I am waiting for Roberta’s. I hope to […]
A holiday weekend in the summer here in the White Mountains means tons of flatlanders coming up to visit, crowded restaurants, and crazy drivers. That’s to be expected. We are a tourist destination, and those tourist dollars are vital to our economy. But it doesn’t mean we have to take part in any of it. […]
I had a self-imposed deadline of June 30th to finish my latest book, Big Lake Homecoming. I was on track to get that done, but then we got an unexpected call Tuesday morning from our primary care provider at Premier Mountain Healthcare asking Terry to come to their office to go over the results of […]
In an effort to introduce my readers to other authors and their work, every week I run an Author Spotlight, sharing information about an author, their work, and how they go about writing their books. Tristin M. Kilgallon, J.D., LL.M., is a legal technology professional, author, former law enforcement officer, and criminal justice educator. He […]