An ex-con breadmaker has a good wrap
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Bread is life-giving, universal, powerful stuff; some religious traditions believe it sinful to waste it. As it turns out, the baking of it is also a fitting medium for an unlikely artist, one determined to create something good, something real.
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Comments:
Posted Wed, Sep 26, 12:11 p.m. inappropriate
an upper in a downer world: How refreshing to read a story that shows there is hope in our world -- well reported by Hartnett -- as usual. Dave Dahl is so real, so open, and so successful. Politicians and other blowhards should take a good look and revise themselves on his model. His first day at Portland's biggest Farmers Market was a shaky start in an unknown world. It was his openess and willingness to learn, stumble, try harder that got him where he is today.
The close-up photo shows him -- as he is, no cosmetic touch-ups -- real -- . He, the photo and the story are FINE.