Greetings, viewers (said in a whisper). Thanks for tuning in to our show.
Today we’re going to take you on an adventure into the driftwood caves
of West Seattle in search of the elusive sand crab.
I’m in costume so that when we find one, it won’t be startled.
And my producer and I thought it was really just more fun.
Follow me and my camera crew as we enter this old log.
Do you see that mist? Legend has it that the older driftwood caves
exhale a vapor rich in iodine, which these sand-crabs need for breeding.
It’s getting colder as we go deeper. Do you hear the crab’s melodic whistle?
It’s very faint, but those of us with trained hearing know what to listen for.
We have to squeeze sideways through this cave to get into the next room.
We’re getting closer. I can feel it.
Quiet now. We’re almost there.
Dave, are you getting this on camera?
Here, shine your light over here!
We found one!
There you have it, folks! We have to cut to commercial now,
but I’m going to sit and chat with our new friend awhile.
We hope you enjoyed today’s show.
See you next week as we explore the…
P.S. I marvel that today’s high tide is so calm and wonder at the metaphor.
happy water dog!
Words to the wise.
Perhaps it’s only when you feel deserted by the ocean,
Soul wonders
The ferry was facing stormy seas.
Over slippery soapy stones.
Strong survivor closeup.
Safe!
Ah, Spring Break from so long ago. Sunshine. Ocean. South Beach.
Grande Emotikin is soooooo happy that goddaughter Tall is visiting this weekend
tucked it in, stoppered tight
and sat there a moment, with my message
message bottles are a bit cumbersome to drag to the sea
Emotikin World 
