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What does living the good life on Lummi Island look and feel like? What are the up and downsides of living here? This site offers glimpses into what it’s like to live on Lummi Island, at least for one person.
The site focuses on the Lummi Island community, in the broadest sense of the term: plants, animals, insects, soil, water, air, birds, sea creatures and — oh yes — humans. For better or for worse, we are both interdependent and individuals. Our joys, health, lives and deaths commingle as well as flow in separate streams.
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Want to add your voice? Enter a comment, using the form at the end. The first time, WordPress will ask for some information, which will help prevent spam. If you’d like to write a post, see a topic covered or add some photos, let me know.
Wynne
“The true meaning of life is to plant a tree that you’ll never sit under .” Ken Henderson, quoted by Rick Dubrow in one of his On The Level” columns, in the Cascadia Weekly.
i got the posting of lummi island calendar but got a text about the calendar… no sign of calendar. Is there a url or something to click on that I missed?
love
Hi Wynne!
Thans for sharing your blog information! It’s great to see what you and Uncle Bill are up to! hope to visit you some day!
Jane
Wynne, I love your blog. I plan to follow it. Thanks for stopping by mine.
oh such beautiful photos. I love the snowy vistas, the snow laden trees are fabulous. It almost makes me long to play in the snow but I forget.. I’m now a lowlander where such temps make me shiver! Thanks for sharing the beauty, love Diane
Nice October sunset!
Those horses are my wife, Leslie and her sister Laura.
… any excuse to dress up!
Nice photo! Any more of the Great Race?
Thanks, Tom. I doubt that the info is really essential, but I figured (since I write daily, anyway) I might as well ‘publish’ some of it, reviewer/critic-free. First time in my life I haven’t had to run every word through the multiple & sometimes harsh meshes of other lenses. But I’m at the stage of my life where simply having a good time is fine with me. I remember someone asking me once, “Do you want to be right, or do you want to be happy?” Spent most of my life with the 1st answer, now the other seems appealing, at least some of the time.
Your WordPress blog contributes essential and interesting information about our Island. You are promoting the spirit of sharing and networking through the Internet that has thrived for many years here on Lummi Island, before the Digital Age. Congratulations!