Category: Weather
Personal Story Power, Plus Preparation
Even without fancy tools, a well-edited, carefully planned presentation will keep your audience hooked—right to the last word. Read More …
Hurricane: 80th Anniversary of 1938
A remembrance of the Great Hurricane of 1938 brings back memories of writing and researching Oliver’s Surprise. Read More …
Muse 2018: April Confluence
Muse 2018 provided education and enjoyment—at just the right time. Read More …
Caribbean: What Happens Now?
A trifecta of hurricanes swept our favorite islands clean of boats, houses, and leaves. What happens now? Read More …
Fog and First Readers
This morning, paddling out into a very foggy harbor, I was reminded of the comparison between writing and navigation. In either case, as long as you know where you are and can see what’s just in front of you, you Read More …
June: Pure Potential
The beginning of summer always opens our minds and hearts to possibilities. Read More …
Trusting My Coastal Senses: the Science behind Observation
Listen up! Our shorelines (and our scientists) are talking to us. Read More …
How to Make Things Happen
Some people are natural motivators. Here are a few lessons learned from a recent regatta experience. Read More …
Hurricane Watching
The slightest change in a hurricane’s track can have a major impact on how it will affect each of us—though our rituals remain the same regardless. Read More …
Getting Away to a Different View
A change of perspective is important, no matter how ideal our every day location is. Read More …
