Grocery Shopping at Midcentury: A Rising Standard of Elegance
Melons perilously stacked, vegetables beckoning alongside red packages of meat, abundance becomes tangible when exemplified by the grocery store. And
Anticipating the Coast (and Reflecting on Cyberpsychology)
The inland heat was more than I had anticipated, persistent and overbearing but helpful for the quiet time it provided.
Park Ranger Palmer, Retired: My Recollections of the Urban Realm
Essay 2: San Diego Police and Park Rangers on Patrol
On an ordinary day . . .
The call came out that a
Dream Scenario: A Photo Study of Ideas
The colors startled me when I rediscovered the photograph above, reminding me of the day I captured this orange rose
The Majesty on High: Regarding the Lord Jesus Christ in his Time (KJV)
The other day, I considered various aspects of Christian faith, mainly in relation to prophetic fulfillment. With that, I thought
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Park Ranger Palmer, Retired: My Recollections of the Urban Realm
Essay 1: A Red Car Arrives
As many of my readers know, I spent two decades as a park ranger
A Green Interlude: Oregon Digressions
My adventures as a full-time RV nomad continue as I conclude my stay in Silver Lake, Oregon, a place unto
An Unknown Atmosphere: Regarding Silver Lake, Oregon
Disturbing items dangled from a forest tree, otherwise splendid in its location: dolls, the skeletons of long-departed dogs, clothing, desiccated
Entering Idaho: A View on American Studies
I spent a few days exploring Provo, Utah and proceeded to Idaho through the beauty of early June, graced by
