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Boreal Beauty: This Way: Alaska and the Yukon
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Friday, June 15, 2007. This Way: Alaska and the Yukon. This Way: Alaska and the Yukon. The most interesting quote:. When one of the many Texans working on the Trans-Alaska Pipeline got a little too uppity, a local would tell him: "If you're not careful, we'll divide Alaska into two halves and then Texas will be the third largest state in the Union.". Craptastic. Not even worth opening. Posted by Jenni Moody. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Coming Into the Country.
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Boreal Beauty: Sled Dog Trails
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Tuesday, May 15, 2007. Illustrations by Nancy van Veenen. Paperback - $8.95. Mike found this book at our local Friends of the Library bookstore. We were looking through the traveling section, and he found this on the shelf above where I was looking. An unexpected bonus of having a tall boyfriend! Then I look at the inside cover and see this:. And it's signed by the author! The writing in this book is excellent. Here is a taste from the Introduction:. Posted by Jenni Moody. View my complete profile.
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Boreal Beauty: July 2007
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Monday, July 23, 2007. Breaking the News: Mom, Dad and Andrew. Surprisingly, Mom said she will want to visit. "I missed my chance to see Japan.". After dinner, we drove back up the mountain and Andrew gave me a tour of his tree house. I recorded his tour with my digital camera and promised to send him a copy soon. Nana called while I was there, and I told her as well. "That's a far piece," she said. I'm so excited.". Posted by Jenni Moody. Sunday, July 15, 2007. Where I'm Coming From. The Shed at Sunset.
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Boreal Beauty: What I have learned so far
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Sunday, October 21, 2007. What I have learned so far. I wanted to post beautiful pictures of our cabin. I wanted to document a new living experience - all of the wonders of outhouses, no running water, a place away from busy streets and lights. Thank you so much to everyone who sent information about places to live. Coming to Alaska was much less terrifying knowing that there are such awesome people here. Posted by Jenni Moody. October 26, 2007 at 12:26 PM. Congratulations Jenni. You did it. See? I am so...
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Boreal Beauty: We made it!
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Saturday, September 1, 2007. Mike took this picture just a moment before we stepped onto our first Alaska Airlines flight. At midnight tonight we will have been in Alaska for a week. We've had interesting and exhausting adventures in trying to find a place to stay. An hour ago we dropped off our suitcases at our new apartment, and we're about to ride our bikes down to Fred Meyer. We need to get the funk out of the fridge and scrub down the bathroom, but I think it will be a good place to live. I would lo...
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Boreal Beauty: October 2007
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Sunday, October 21, 2007. What I have learned so far. I wanted to post beautiful pictures of our cabin. I wanted to document a new living experience - all of the wonders of outhouses, no running water, a place away from busy streets and lights. Thank you so much to everyone who sent information about places to live. Coming to Alaska was much less terrifying knowing that there are such awesome people here. Posted by Jenni Moody. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Coming Into the Country.
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Boreal Beauty: Chunks of snow
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Saturday, November 10, 2007. Fridays are picture taking days. Through the week, I'm too busy and stressed to notice the world around me. But on Friday, Mike and I meander our way home, taking pictures of anything that strikes us as new and interesting. Like chunks of snow! These are pieces of snow that have been shoveled off of the sidewalks on campus. Though they also resemble giant hamburgers. Yesterday, we also watched the sunset change on our walk home. From golden. Posted by Jenni Moody.
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Boreal Beauty: Movie Musings: Balto
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Friday, June 22, 2007. Modeled by Brigit, who is spending the week with us while Dad is in Tennessee for work.). By Universal Pictures and Amblin Entertainment. Length: 1 hour and 18 minutes. A Mixed Race Hero. A dog cannot do it alone, but a wolf can.". The theme of this movie is not Alaska. It is not about enduring harsh landscapes using strength and sense. Balto. Overtly Sexual Comments, that will probably only register with adults. Hey Balto, I've got a message for your mother: Awooooooooooooooo!
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Boreal Beauty: In Los Angeles
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Thursday, August 16, 2007. Some pics from our trip so far:. The napkin reads, "More legroom than any other U.S. Airline - United Economy Plus". Somehow, Mike and I managed to sit on the only row of seats that has substantially. Leg room than any other airline. Murals on the windows of the harp shop that we visited to buy a replacement string for Mike's mom. Driving into Burbank. The mountains are beautiful and very different from the short, conifer-filled hills in Northern Alabama. Posted by Jenni Moody.
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Boreal Beauty: Noel Wien Library
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Tuesday, June 3, 2008. Fairbanks, AK 99701. Monday - Thursday 10-9. Closed on Sundays during the summer). Along with our new cards, the librarian handed us two neat and useful brochures about library hours, policies, and a helpful map of the library. Above the YA bookshelves are five or so awesome paintings. These were some of our favorites:. Near the DVDs, there is a quiet reading area with a very cool wood sculpture, "The Woman and the Dog" by Jaques and Mary Regat. By Andre Norton, An Exchange of Gifts.
