Turn Turn
April folds into May and here in Portland we get to see seasons change. That's a fairly new one for me growing up and spending much of my life in California. This past week we flirted with Tee shirt weather, people washed their cars, the heat remained off, and little seedlings began to fall from the enormous elm trees that line my street. If a young man's fancy turns to love in the Spring, then an this older man's fancy turns to the possibility of another Kentucky Derby and the opening of the trout season. OK, love too. The fever that captures my heart and mind first is Derby fever. I usually catch it about February and by the first Saturday in May, I'm on fire. While there is a nice crop of 3-year-olds that will contest the Derby, I've had my eye on one particular colt for months. If you ask, I will tell, but for now, my anticipation is building, and my h