Pluton with a View
 
 
Plans for 2012
Monday, January 2, 2012
I’ll be taking down the majority of blog posts sometime in the next week, leaving the most popular and a few of my favorites. If there’s anything you’ve been meaning to read but haven’t, now is the
 
Brief Update Fall 2011
Saturday, September 17, 2011
Richard and I were in Southern California visiting family this summer, and on our way home, I snapped a photo of this train. We also drove to Little Rock, Arkansas to see family, some photos of
 
Hot Air Quarterly Summer Issue No. 19
Monday, August 8, 2011
The summer issue of The Hot Air Quarterly is now available at The Shasta County Arts Council, Pacific West Graphics, Sue’s Java Café and the Redding Library. On the cover of this issue, we are
 
Taking a Break
Friday, April 29, 2011
I wanted to let regular readers know that I’ll be taking a break from blogging for an undetermined amount of time. My creative reservoirs are telling me they need some quiet time to refill. I’m
 
Hot Air Quarterly Spring Issue No. 18
Friday, April 29, 2011
The latest issue of The Hot Air Quarterly, the Spring issue, has hit the stands. Electronic copies will be distributed via email next week. The cover features the stunning work of artist Alonzo
 
A pluton is a large bubble of molten rock that solidifies underground. That’s what our land sits on, affording us a great view of Mt. Lassen (above). This is Celeste White’s blog; visitors will find true stories and articles of general interest, local interest (that is, far northern California), and posts on some of my areas of expertise, which include art, holistic health, biological and medical topics, mainstream/offbeat science, and unexplained phenomena. You can find a Blog Directory here; enter the blog post title as a search term on the Archive page to find a specific entry.
 
I’m creating this blog on local software, so I don’t have a comments section set up. But feel free to e-mail me any comments you might have at keswickhouse@earthlink.net and I’ll post them for you on the relevant blog entry. They won’t be posted in real time, but it’ll be easier for you, seriously; you won’t have to type one of those weird letter thingies.