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About me
I feel pretty lucky—I live where I work and I love where I live. As a Realtor in Lake Oswego, Oregon, I get to share that enthusiasm with clients every day. Through this blog, with the help of my freelance writer wife, Genita, I’d like to share that enthusiasm with you. Be sure to visit my website.
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Due to the changing nature of activities in response to COVID-19, I am suspending this section of the blog temporarily but wish every mom out there a Happy Mother’s Day today!
Tag Archives: Lake Oswego Public Library
Lake Oswego Reads Kicks Off With Free Book Giveaway This Tuesday
This year’s Lake Oswego Reads book selection, All the Light We Cannot See, by Anthony Doerr, is rich with themes that lend itself to a month of programming which will immerse Lake Oswegans in the World War II world of … Continue reading
Discover 28 Ways Lake Oswego Reads brings the community together through books
The Lake Oswego Reads program is in its seventh year featuring the compelling tale, Running the Rift by Naomi Benaron. A 2010 Bellwether Prizewinner for Socially Engaged Fiction, the story is set in Rwanda amidst Hutu-Tutsi tensions as seen through … Continue reading
Once Upon a Time the Lake Oswego Public Library Held a Storytelling Festival…Lucky For You, They Are Doing It Again
What do you have in common with one of the Lost Boys of Sudan, the Lake Oswego Police Chief and a candidate for Lake Oswego City Council? You all have a story to tell. You may not know yours yet, … Continue reading
And Then What Happened? Find out in Lake Oswego at Creative Writing Workshops for Grades 4-6
Teresa Klepinger is a storyteller on a mission—to stimulate children’s imaginations and get them excited about writing. Author of Scholastic’s recently published teacher resource, Cliffhanger Writing Prompts, Klepinger is offering a Creative Writing Workshop for grades 4-6 at the Lake … Continue reading
10 Reasons Why I Think Lake Oswego Placed in Family Circle’s 10 Best Towns for Families List
Family Circle magazine just came out with its list of 10 Best Towns for Families, ranking Lake Oswego right up there with the likes of Vail, Arizona; Fort Mill, South Carolina; and Oak Park, Illinois. They looked at schools, housing, … Continue reading
10 Reasons Why Chivalry Is Not Dead in Lake Oswego, Oregon
Chivalry is not dead in Lake Oswego. For one thing, the Knights of Veritas will present an interactive educational demonstration of medieval arms, armor, combat, knighthood and chivalry on Friday, June 29 at 12 noon in Rossman Park at 555 … Continue reading
Lake Oswego celebrates the birthday of one of its own: William Stafford
The Lake Oswego Public library joins with poetry fans around the world this month in honoring its “local boy done good,” William Stafford, who was born on January 17, 1914 in Hutchinson, Kansas, and died on August 28, 1993 in … Continue reading
Discover 32 Reasons Why Reading Is Not a Solitary Activity in Lake Oswego, Oregon
The Lake Oswego Public Library’s Lake Oswego Reads program is in its sixth year featuring the lyrical novel, Mink River by Lake Oswego author, Brian Doyle. Set on the Oregon coast in the town of Neawanaka, the story speaks to … Continue reading
How to Live Happily Ever After in Lake Oswego, Oregon October 24-29
When my kids were young, one of their summer highlights was my brother-in-law’s storytelling night. Holed up in a dark room, he would both scare and engage them with tales of pirates, secret passageways and harrowing escapes. Employing nothing but … Continue reading
52 Reasons to Love Lake Oswego 