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by Evie Maxwell, Features Editor At last! The Port Ludlow Voice  has it all! Well … maybe not ALL, but darn close when you’re a local publication, run by volunteers, in a mostly rural corner of the Pacific Northwest. The new website is the focus of this, but we will get to the kerfuffle as it’s a prime example of some of the possibilities opened by our new Submissions portal. But back to the basics: In addition to our gorgeous monthly print publication (and a thousand thanks

by Suyin Karlsen, Guest Writer He gave love away like it was nothing. Every day, in every way, he said, “ I love you ,” to anyone. In not those actual words. In case he was mistaken for a flirt, a romantic, too happy, too crazy. So, he tricked the world with: Kindness Boiled eggs Coffee at Richard’s Ride on his motorbike Pensioner’s jokes he’d told before. This  dharma  I got from him: Kindness Small notes Something I cooked Loving in spite of Seva  in Ceylon and India Larger

by Milt Lum, Staff Writer Sabrina recognized the Sharks logo on the cap worn by an Asian woman dressed in a tan sleeveless top, beige pants, and sandals, sitting alone at a table in the Jewish deli. Mrs. Luke, a friend of Sabrina’s former boss, was visiting family in San Jose and called Sabrina to invite her to have lunch. Mrs. Luke said she was still a big Sharks fan. Over lunch, Mrs. Luke explained that she was assigned to discuss a vacancy at her software company in Seattl