Since Sarah was in class tonight I could practice my commercial-time channel flipping*. The regular national news that airs on most channels just before 6:30pm was preempted by news
Sarah took off for a business trip to Las Vegas for her first ever formal focus group experience. Yup, the one-way glass and all, apparently. Well, if focus grouping
Mount Saint Helens is still rumbling and may possibly be getting ready for a decent-sized eruption. This morning around 10am a large plume of steam and some ash shot
Mount Saint Helens, as I mentioned earlier, has huffed and puffed and spit a bit of steam and ash out. Check out the seismic readings from a station on
Seismic events underneath Mount Saint Helens have become more frequent in the last few days. Hundreds of microquakes are rumbling beneath the volcano's caldera and dome and could possibly
BOOM! No, that's not the sound of an explosion coming from the very volcano we saught to hike up today. That's the effect that the view from Aaron's cabin