Jenny's Blog
It’s in the quiet mornings over the harbor, the calm of snowy boardwalks, and the simplicity that lets life feel a little slower and a lot more meaningful.
December in Seldovia has a calm, cozy feel that’s hard to describe unless you’ve lived it.
Whether it’s a homemade treat for a neighbor, a thoughtful note for a friend, or a simple act of service for someone in need, every gift strengthens the bonds that make Seldovia feel like home.
It’s deeply rewarding in ways most people never expect.
Whether it’s for preserving summer’s berry harvest, storing homemade pickles, freshly canned smoked salmon or holding the first wildflowers of spring, these humble jars connect us to tradition and to each other.
A handful of neighbors loading gear into small skiffs, cups of coffee in hand, trading the day’s best tide tips as they head to their favorite spots.
Storm watching here isn’t just about witnessing waves crash against the breakwater; it’s about feeling the pulse of nature in real time.
Today, we’re thankful for our beautiful town, the people who make it special, and the sense of community that brings us together year after year.
As daylight shortens to just a little over 6 hours, locals adjust their routines around the light.
Many folks are choosing to leave the noise and speed of larger Alaska towns and are instead planting their roots in small communities like Seldovia.