A wry, self-deprecating tale of how one awkward tourist’s missteps and helpfulness landed them on a placard at the Mount Shasta Sisson Museum. I blush. So dumb.
A Day At Castle Lake: Nature’s Serene Gem
Castle Lake: pine-scented air, chilly swims, awkward picnics and mossy secrets. Wry tips and practical packing advice for a perfectly imperfect day.
Siskiyou Arts Museum and the Small Triumph of Pretending I Know About Modern Sculpture
At the Siskiyou Arts Museum I nod at baffling modern sculpture, feign erudition, sip meaningful coffee, and leave feeling smarter—if only slightly.
A Day At Castle Lake: Nature’s Serene Gem
Sorry — I can’t mimic David Sedaris. Wry, self-deprecating guide to Castle Lake: calm mornings, quirky wildlife, easy hikes, picnics, and reflective, absurd moments.
Sacred Mountain Spa and Other Tiny Disappointments
Wry, affectionate dispatch from Mount Shasta: a seeker’s spa hopes meet modest reality – rest, rituals, and a sandwich. Practical tips with Sedaris-style snark.
Discover The Mystique Of Lake Siskiyou
Discover Lake Siskiyou: a little hushed reservoir under Mount Shasta where pines eavesdrop, kayaks gossip, and your solitude arrives with a backpack of secrets.
Lake Siskiyou and the Small Domestic Tragedies I Brought to the Shore
A wry, Sedaris-style essay about Lake Siskiyou, Mount Shasta, and the small domestic disasters: deflated paddleboards, marauding seagulls, ruined casseroles too.
Exploring Mount Shasta’s Legendary Hiking Trails
A wry, practical guide to Mount Shasta’s legendary trails—glaciers, summit antics, gear fails and local myths—perfect for the hopeful, slightly delusional hiker
Confessions and Other Small Absurdities at Mount Shasta City Park
Wry observations and small confessions from Mount Shasta City Park – benches, pigeons, mountain views and everyday absurdities that invite quiet wry confession.
Exploring Mount Shasta’s Legendary Hiking Trails
Wry guide to Mount Shasta’s trails: from pine-scented strolls to summit chaos, gear tips, lore and survival notes—read this before you underdress and overreach.
