Month: June 2026

RIDER TO LEASE AGREEMENT: UTILITY & LAND USE ADDENDUM [1] This Rider is an addendum to the Lease Agreement dated ________, 20, between ____________________ (“Landlord”) and ____________________ (“Tenant”) for the property located at __________________________________________________ (“Premises”). In the event of any conflict between the main Lease Agreement and this Rider, the provisions of this Rider shall … Read moreRental Rider and 2 loaves of healthy bread

I got the latest version of Blender for Linux going and I havn’t made it past the first few hours of reading about doing a few things on it and getting the official orientation going. I asked some people to tell me what to make since this thing can do anything, but that’s as far … Read moreBlender on backburner/3D creation software

Pinole for endurance run, Saipan style. The AI answer when I asked after watching Eva zu Beck latest adventure. Making pinole on Saipan is easy using locally accessible ingredients like masa harina (corn flour), brown sugar, and cinnamon. You simply dry-toast the cornmeal until it turns golden-brown and smells like popcorn, let it cool completely, … Read moreToday is the day: Consultation and tour booking paid. And Chammoro sauce made tonight, and Eva zu Beck minimalist run just uploaded today, and pinole recipe inspired by it. Not in that order.

12 Just reading a book about living there doesn’t qualify me to do so. Like a dumb person thinks they are smart, I think that having scoured the world for decades that: this is the spot.  But, no spot is the spot. The best guides say the same thing I’ve mumbled many times: you still … Read moreReality check T minus 12 weeks

Flours: bread, oat, coconut, almond and high gluten, in that order. 3parts then 2/3 part oat, 2/3 part coconut, and a couple heaping tbs each of almond and gluten.Salt 2/3 tsp mixed in with the sifted flours (are you spose to sift these days)Separate bowl:Bubbled 1 and 1/2 cup warm water (it’s warm enough if … Read moreBread with 5 kinds of flour

The main reason you don’t see locals heading to streams to catch dinner comes down to the types of freshwater life and environmental rules: For safe and sustainable catches, the ocean is the place to be. Most of the island’s fishing focuses on the saltwater bays and reef flats, where locals catch staples like parrotfish, … Read moreFishing

The mermaid statue in the jungle of Saipan is located just past Kalabera Cave, situated along the rugged northeastern coast of the island.To reach it, you will take the unpaved Kalabera road into the northern jungles. After arriving at Kalabera Cave, you can walk a short, albeit somewhat demanding, jungle path. If you walk a … Read moreMermaid in the jungle

Today I learned a new scientific term “darkwave”. Cane across an odd YouTube video about it and googled it. Lately when I Google things, I’ve developed ways to guide through the answers like: I asked if there was much darkwave activity around Saipan and made sure AI pointed toward the new term, and i got … Read moreHelp nature and darkwaves

I like coconuts. I put the oil in my hair and dry skin, cook with it (tastes almost as good as butter), and have used organic fractionated coconut oil for many years as my usual lotion (tricky since it’s so light, but less stains, long shelf life, not greasy, very safe). I bake v with … Read moreCoconuts

This is another very nice chapter from an extremely fortunate person. This start is a decades long deal where I would eventually have gardens and pets and a place to call home, even a new family. Falling into a dream of an uncrowded island of nice people who are into mutuality verses individualism. Lofty stuff, … Read moreSaipan or bust