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Luke’s Journal: Entry 1
The snow shines brightly under the cloudless sky. My eye’s squint and water just from looking out my window. It’s not too cold out either. Maybe 20 degrees with a light breeze coming out of the...
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Luke’s Journal: The Darkness
People often wonder what the biggest difference is between living in society and living alone. After last night I can honestly say that the biggest difference is what happens when you are sick....
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Luke’s Journal: Winter’s death
The wind blows strong tonight. It rattles at the window panes and howls through the cracks and corners of the cabin. Streams of dusty snow mimic the flow of the borealis. Even though I am sitting...
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Luke’s Journal: Spring’s light, laundry, and supper
There is nothing so sweet as the first real days of spring. The soft, warm rays of the sun appearing over the horizon telling you the long dark is finally over. Those first few weeks of torture are...
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Luke’s Journal: Planting Season
May is a wonderful time of year. The ice has broken and the water is free. But most of all, the soil is soft enough for planting. I dug down into the earth and found four inches of good planting soil...
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Luke’s Journal: Clarification on plantings
As I read through my entry yesterday, I felt it wasn’t as clear as it should be. Let me correct that. The first part is about planting Okra up here in Alaska. It might sound strange to try to grow...
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