The Yellow Jacket in Sequim



Outside the writing shedish

Outside the writing shedish








Our front yard

Our front yard





5 thoughts on “The Yellow Jacket in Sequim

  1. Changes in life are full of potential yet carry implicit risk and peril. Much like the LOTTO, where you cannot win if you do not buy a ticket (which explains why I never won the LOTTO) you will never know how a major change will play-out, unless you give it a try. Your move to “God’s Country” (as I have heard my native Pacific Northwest roots referred-to as being) does present the potential of a new start and un-written plot or trajectory in your life.

    The yellow jacket carried a potential threat to you, depending upon how YOU responded… it cared-not about you or your presence, and merely wanted to explore new territory (like you have by moving to the Olympic Peninsula) or to find a way out (as you did by moving from Livermore and putting your past behind you) yet the winged insect had no intent to inflict any pain upon you. So you weren’t stung… nor shall you be harmed by this new chapter in your life and writing career.

    Good Luck, Karen.

    I will miss you and Tom, yet through your BLOG, I can keep abreast of your tale.


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