May 2020, Port Townsend Wa., Post card for the Max Grover gallery during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Helen's laundry was in An Ton, Vietnam. An Ton was a small group of stores along highway 1 not far from the Chu Lai military base in I Corps.
My friend Roger and I used to meet at the McDonalds in Green Valley, Az. to talk about writing and whatever. I drew this picture for him.
My Dad, 1917-1981
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In 1958 my family drove to Hannibal, Mo. to see the early childhood home of Mark Twain. I loved his books Tom Sawyer and The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn.
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My Vietnam Veteran friend Tom had a dream that he and I were young Monks in training. We were walking away from the Ashram. He didn't know where we were going, but said we were probably going to get into some sort of mischief.
The End of Innocence
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Before Katie and I were married, we drove to to John Day Monument in Oregon, in my 1963 F-150 pick-up truck. It was dark when we got there. We slept in the bed and we awoke in the morning to a wonderful display of the painted hills.
The Beach House
