A Tale of a broken down car on a not so lonely road.
It was 1932 and my brother Val and I were driving home for the holidays. We decided to drive rather … Continue reading A Tale of a broken down car on a not so lonely road.
Category: California History
Dia de Muertos Overload (and ghosts with banjos in my kitchen)
Dia de Muertos Overload (and ghosts with banjos in my kitchen) I swear sometimes it feels like… Halloween is just … Continue reading Dia de Muertos Overload (and ghosts with banjos in my kitchen)
Halloween is Almost Here (more musings and random thoughts)
Halloween is almost here Ghosts and Goblins yell and cheer, Witches drink their Bat Eye Beer Halloween is almost here. … Continue reading Halloween is Almost Here (more musings and random thoughts)
A Werewolf’s Train To Nowhere
A Werewolf’s Train To Nowhere Right after I’d graduated from college (the first time) from one of the rare Universities (now … Continue reading A Werewolf’s Train To Nowhere
2019 Summer Reading: Escape into Reality – Nonfiction Adventures
2019 Summer Reading: Escape into Reality With Four Nonfiction Adventures Today I’m featuring a quartet of absolutely wonderful books … Continue reading 2019 Summer Reading: Escape into Reality – Nonfiction Adventures
Lighthouse
Lighthouse A story I’ve told before. I will tell it again tonight. 1880 He’d been found in the ocean, wearing … Continue reading Lighthouse
2019 Summer Reading: Transport Yourself to Another Time
Today, on my Monday Book/Reading feature I present three books that are quite different, but three books that will transport … Continue reading 2019 Summer Reading: Transport Yourself to Another Time
Innocenzio D’Antonio
First posted April 2, 2013 Innocenzio D’Antonio Innocenzio D’Antonio came to Sacramento in the 1850’s with a troupe of actors … Continue reading Innocenzio D’Antonio
Vampire Maman 