Author Archives: Jim@HiTek

I just had enough time to get familiar with my condo and settle in with a little WiFi email checking when Allison called and let me know they had finished the reception, cake cutting, toasts, clothes changing, etc., and were … Continue reading →

So the next day was the wedding…I dressed in my Sunday best, designed for Hawaii; a Hawaiian shirt (not the flashy kind that tourists wear though), pressed Dockers, and nice sandals with socks. Stopped off at the store and got … Continue reading →

Later in the day, Allison invites me to go visit where they’re getting married. Of course I’m thinking it’s going to be a church or meeting hall or some such. No, she says, we’re getting married on the beach. At … Continue reading →

My friend Allison had invited me to her wedding. Over in Hawaii. On the big island. Spent hours and hours trying to find places to stay, things to do, places to go. I found a condo that looked pretty good … Continue reading →

After enjoying ancient Greek art, spent the next 2 weeks or so just hanging around the Stagecoach Tavern and visiting with friends. But the poor ass WiFi was annoying so I headed up to Corbett and the nice little RV … Continue reading →

Maybe you all aren’t interested in ancient art, too bad. It’s my blog and I’ll post art if I want to. A little more ancient Chinese art.

Bare with me here…this post is about my visit to the Portland Art Museum to see ancient Greek, Chinese, Roman artifacts and statuary. I had moved back to the RV park behind the Stagecoach tavern after spending several days helping … Continue reading →

After enjoying the Blues Festival, and Ilwaco for a few days, I headed back down the coast road to Seaside. I was enjoying the weather here on the coast so much that I paid for a months stay in SS. … Continue reading →

Stayed in Seaside for a week enjoying the cool weather but my daughters plans had changed as her and her band had been invited to play at a blues bar up in Portland, Duff’s Garage. So, traveled back to PDX … Continue reading →

Arriving in Portland, OR, I headed straight to Rolling Hills RV Park on Sandy Blvd. Right next door to the Stagecoach Tavern and very close to TJ’s house. Spent a week there visiting with friends and having a good time … Continue reading →