by Linda Grist Cunningham | Sep 7, 2021
Let me get this off my chest: I hate tables and chairs cluttering Key West sidewalks. I’d throw a profanity-laced screech right here, but my mother would frown since she always considered bad words to be useless filler for lazy minds. I fantasize about knocking... 
by Linda Grist Cunningham | Aug 31, 2021
Since 1979, Key West’s Fantasy Fest has been the gorilla of annual events. Created by a small local group as a way to jump start the island’s late summer doldrums as hurricane season came to a close and before the snowbirds migrated south, Fantasy Fest... 
by Linda Grist Cunningham | Aug 24, 2021
We’d weathered the will-it-won’t-it forecasts of Tropical Storm Fred and made it to the window between never-came-here Tropical Storm Grace and we were headed to Snipes. Then came the text: “I am so very sorry but your captain just tested positive... 
by Linda Grist Cunningham | Aug 17, 2021
I swore when I sat down I wasn’t going to type a word about Covid-19. I was going to write about trees. (Love them; have never seen a thing as lovely as a tree, etc.) Maybe about those cute little “park-lettes.” (Make sidewalk dining and sidewalk... 
by Linda Grist Cunningham | Aug 10, 2021
Let’s get this out of the way first. What with climate change, Covid-19, and a global plethora of crumbling cultures and governments, not to mention that Amazon Prime’s two-day delivery guarantee is now akin to “someday, for sure, but definitely not...