by Linda Grist Cunningham | Apr 6, 2021 | Key West Island News, Linda Grist Cunningham, Vist Key West |
For someone born smiling, I sure have been grumpy the past couple weeks. Grumpy can mean swearing aloud, smashing a coffee cup with extra oomph on the table, closing a cabinet door with particular firmness or stomping around while posting vague social media memes in... 
by Linda Grist Cunningham | Mar 30, 2021 | Key West Island News, Linda Grist Cunningham |
Vaccine chatter is all the rage today. If you’ve scored a shot, you’re euphoric. There’s something about beating the gawdawful registration systems into submission that empowers even the technologically savvy. If you haven’t, you’re... 
by Linda Grist Cunningham | Mar 23, 2021 | Key West Island News, Linda Grist Cunningham, Vist Key West |
I live on the quietest block on the quietest street in the quietest neighborhood in Key West. Now that the Conch Train has been re-routed, hours can pass without a car and there’s only the occasional nocturnal, rowdy visitor wandering back to the hotel.... 
by Linda Grist Cunningham | Mar 16, 2021 | Key West Island News, Linda Grist Cunningham |
In 10 minutes, five incoming commercial flights will descend over my porch. It will take them less than an hour to drop across the island, touch down at Key West International Airport and leave behind excited visitors and relieved-to-be-home locals. Shortly... 
by Linda Grist Cunningham | Mar 9, 2021 | Key West Island News, Linda Grist Cunningham, Vist Key West |
I’m a sucker for old photos and stranger’s scrapbooks. Wandering through a stack of historic photos can suck away my entire day and I’m always game for flipping through your family albums after supper. The Key West library, with more than 22,000... 