Spokesman Review – I am Spokane
I am Spokane I am Jingle Boy, the cat with tag and bell I am the Ridpath with jazz singers on the roof top I am the bridges falling down I am the mills on the river, the farmers in the field I am the
I am Spokane I am Jingle Boy, the cat with tag and bell I am the Ridpath with jazz singers on the roof top I am the bridges falling down I am the mills on the river, the farmers in the field I am the
Climbing the Tower For Harold Balazs It is possible to be happy and terrified all at once. That was how I felt as I started to climb, shaking, gasping for breath as I got higher and higher into the air as my hands sanded raw
Spokane Do not eat more than two fish a week from the river of murk. Bill, the Fauceteer, master of old plumbing parts crowns with copper pipe. Tormino’s Glass man makes seductive proposals while windows are measured. White’s Boots steel the
In Celebration of Who He Once Was He wears the ring on his right hand in celebration of a marriage passed, two golden retrievers, an old tabby cat, two kids now grown, a vacation with a friend who could cook on the old Coleman stove. It