—2024—

•December 30, Coffee with that? Slices of The Daily Rhubarb, 2023

•December 29, Opie and the Bully

•December 25, A Xmas postcard, and a loose pile of family & friends.

•December 24, A Christmas eve postcard, and a flood of great stories

•December 21, Al French and the “forever chemical” cover-up

•December 17, Sunday’s postcard, and a peek ahead to 2024

•December 13, Wednesday’s postcard, and solstice photo therapy

•December 11, A sale on Frozen Favorites (photography)

•December 10, Progress Report on the West Plains poisoned water investigation

•December 7, Bart Gellman’s prescient journalism

•December 5, Landscape therapy far from the beaten path

•December 3rd, Reckoning with the venom of Trumpism

•November 29, How to find the austere beauty of the channeled scablands on Main Avenue, in Spokane

•November 27, Why Central Washington University’s Nick Zentner is a national treasure

•November 23, Thanksgiving postcards, and hope in hard times

•November 21, A cleansing breath for all sides in the Gaza conflict

•November 19, Stepping into frozen….

•November 15, How America gets delivered to Gaza

•November 9th, A modest buffet of basalt

•November 5th, A gallery of tightly-squeezed November light

•November 4th, A wake up call from historian Heather-Cox Richardson

•October 31, Tuesday’s postcard, and what a Seattle Times investigation reveals about the poisoned groundwater west of Spokane

•October 28th, This weekend’s postcard and the new tragedies of a war that wouldn’t wait.

•Thursday, October 26th, Thursday’s postcard, and meetings with moose…

•Tuesday, October 24th, Tuesday’s postcard, and the courage of Ezra Klein

•Sunday, October 22nd, Sunday’s postcard, and celebrating Fani Willis

•Friday, October 20th, Friday’s postcard and an introduction to the Rhubarb Skies photography store

•Wednesday, October 18th, Wednesday’s postcard and the continuing insurrection in our midst

•Tuesday, October 17th, Tuesday’s postcard and how Washington embraced geologist J Harlen Bretz

•Monday, October 16th, Monday’s postcard and field notes from the last mile of Deep Creek

•Friday, October 13th, Friday’s postcard, and billions of other clues about where Spokane’s drinking water comes from

•Thursday, October 12th, Thursday’s postcard, and the piece I didn’t write today

•Tuesday, October 10th, Tuesday’s postcard, and a look back at some wildly beautiful swims in the Spokane River

•Monday, October 9th, Monday’s postcard, and a walk in the woods

•Friday, October 6th, Friday’s photo, how a good photo happens, and a special offer for subscribers, or those who’d like to be

•Thursday, October 5th, Thursday’s postcard, and big stories in an upside down world

•Thursday, September 28th, Thursday’s postcard, brief notes, and photographic breaths of autumnal air