IDYLL  (i'd'l), n.  “A poem or prose piece, usually short, depicting simple scenes of pastoral, domestic, or country scene.” Mine “moments” —  45 years. I think “Idyl-wild” as fitting for Salter’s…          Memories of a wedding long years ago at Whittier Methodist.          Memories of hoping and praying twins into life.          Memories of sailor-making on Puget Sound          Memories of Salter jaunts from Corona Del Mar to Alaska.          Memories of a wedding on the beach at Corona del Mar          Memories of a baptism on New Year’s Eve 1999 A.D. These are only samples of “Moment Idyll’s”          We are Idyll-makers…                   And Ken is an Idyll-master. So we are here, 1000 miles from home, and a mile high.          Why? Because we were invited          And were able We admit to expectation           Of good wine          And good food guaranteed          And songs, poems, and drama for the soul. There is history here          Made up of children becoming          Miles on the trail          Weddings and baptisms and special moments. The “Idyll” is a story of friendship          Born in churches                   In family events                   On the trail                   In special events. We—together—are Idyll-makers.