So this weekend Bear overheard Ben & I talking about the economic structure for the plans surrounding the Knik Arm Bridge and how it is a really poor way to handle the financial aspects of building it - that is going to cost the tax payers a lot of money. Incensed by this Bear asked "What are the Superhero's of Anchorage going to do about this?!"...
I love that the kid thinks local even about his superheros!
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A tale of two parents raising two boys in Alaska - America's Last Frontier
About Me
- Our Family
- A typical Alaskan family, we love the outdoors and all the land, rivers and sea have to offer. Exploring and adventure are a part of us, but safety and sanity always come first.
Favorite Links & Blogs
- ~ AK on the Go
- ~ Anchorage Farmers Market
- ~ Anchorage Weekend Market
- ~ Babes in the Woods - Wilderness for Kids
- ~ Children & Nature Network
- ~ Clearing Magazine
- ~ Cooking W/ Natural Sweetners
- ~ Full Circle Farm CSA
- ~ Glacier Valley CSA
- ~ Life With Huck and Duke
- ~ Matanuska Creamery
- ~ Mountaineering Club of Alaska
- ~ No Child Left Inside
- ~ Once in a Lifetime (Family Sailing)
- ~ Orion Society
- ~ Place-based Education
- ~ Simple Mom
- ~ Skedaddle Outdoor Playgroup
- ~ South Anchorage Farmers Market
- ~ Spenard Farmers Market
- ~ Taiga Trekkers Hiking Group
Great Alaskan Reading
- Arctic Lights, Arctic Nights by Debbie Miller, and Jon Van Zyle
- My Lead Dog Was A Lesbian: Mushing Across Alaska in the Iditarod--the World's Most Grueling Race by Brian Patrick O'Donoghue
- Recess at 20 Below by Cindy Aillaud
- The Accidental Adventurer by Barbara Washburn
- Tisha: The Story of a Young Teacher in the Alaska Wilderness by Anne Purdy & Robert Specht
- Two in the Far North by Margaret E. Murie
- Up on Denali by Shelly Gill, illustrated by Shannon Cartwright
- Winterdance by Gary Paulsen
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