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To say that 2021 started out a little rough may be an understatement. It’s hard not to feel overwhelmed by the politics, by the pandemic, by the long road ahead. I think all of us can … more
My paternal grandmother was tiny, about 94 pounds fully-clothed and dripping wet. I seriously doubt that anyone ever described her as a … more
To my knowledge, scientific inquiry into the topic of Corpulent Polarity is limited. My serious research began in the early 1980s, … more
Carolyn Wiley, KP News Coping with Dragons Years ago, I bought a small, exquisite piece of framed calligraphy that now hangs in my laundry room, where it speaks a simple truth:  There have … more
Carolyn Wiley, KP News Longbranch Christmas: Something Different Way back when the grandkids were embarking on their individual treks through the school system, our son-in-law, Matt, had a … more
Carolyn Wiley, KP News Blue Organdy A couple of my early formative years were spent in El Paso, Texas. There are random snapshots in my head of San Antonio, but I have clear memories of the El … more
Carolyn Wiley, KP News Shaking off the winter garb, I step into spring and my garden ritual begins. Just being in the garden brings back memories of our first Longbranch neighbor. I like the … more
Carolyn Wiley, KP News Aging and the Insults Thereof Aging is the preferred alternative, but age is also encumbered with a variety of afflictions, inconveniences and personal insults. One … more
Carolyn Wiley Stop Showering: Lose Weight I have long suspected that ankles, knees and hips would function better with a lighter load, so it was no surprise when my doctor noted at my annual … more
Carolyn Wiley State budget views What’s Happening with McCleary and fully funding state K-12 education? On day 91 of the 105th day of the 2017 Washington State Legislative Session, it … more
Carolyn Wiley The 2017 Legislature is faced with difficult decisions as it tries to comply with the state Supreme Court’s 2012 McCleary ruling ordering the … more
Carolyn Wiley Blue-Tarp Beautification and Appliance Migration People lucky enough to reside in areas of great beauty are naturally inspired to delve into artistic expression. The side effect … more
Carolyn Wiley Second chances I grew up deep in the heart of Texas, in a family with an entrenched church-going tradition—not a meandering Methodist among us until I came along. There at the … more
Carolyn Wiley Fifteen Years Later Party-time banter was just that, party-time banter. It was more than a decade after 9/11, and more years have gone by since, but impressions of that night … more
Carolyn Wiley The Group Dynamic Volunteerism is a way of life on the Key Peninsula and whether you have volunteered for an on-Key group—or in the off-Key world—you are aware of the … more
Carolyn Wiley A Sign for Our Times I am driving up the Key when I spy the sign—actually my favorite sign—and growing more so as the county works to stabilize the east side of the road … more
Two and a half years ago, I moved to the Key Peninsula. This is such a beautiful area, I can’t think of any other place prettier that I have been. However, six weeks … more
The story (see "Live-aboard deemed illegal") began as every piece of investigative journalism should: with a mysterious phone call. It seemed that a source, we’ll call him … more
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