I spotted a few flowers in the garden this morning.
I feel amazing! I'm not sure what it is, but I feel like a fairy may have kissed me in the night. Or maybe it was the moon's magical influence. I always like to blame the moon for everything! But really, I think it's because I'm so relieved that Sherri's surgery went well. She's doing … Continue reading A Valentines day hike at Melrose fals
The mountains were calling and I just couldn't resist! So, after work, I set out in search of some winter fun, only to find that the weather had other plans. Though the rain wasn't exactly what I was hoping for, the drive was still beautiful and I was able to take some stunning pictures. All … Continue reading The non- snow event
Ah, a dreary February day - the perfect weather for watching paint dry! What a joy it is to be able to take pleasure in such a simple activity. I'm sure that if we take the time to appreciate the little things, we can find joy in anything. So, here's to an overcast February day, … Continue reading Watching paint dry
It was in the upper 50's so a great day to paddle the river. Sherri's car does not have the right right for carrying kayak so Logistical nightmare. I drove myself to the put-in at Bent creek, floated down. When sherri got off she went up to bent creek got my car drove it down … Continue reading My first paddle on of the year
One of the most amazing ceremonies of my life! The ritual of the Flame and Rose A long beautiful drive to the upper limits of Barnardsville, and I arrived early. I don’t recall when I got so old so that I am early for everything. At 7:30 I walked into the barn-shaped building. The ceremony … Continue reading The ritual of the Flame and Rose
I can imagine the warmth of an April morning, with me stepping out onto the veranda of my tiny upstairs room in Paris, nestled above Au petit Versailles du Marais. Each morning, the aroma of espresso and freshly-baked pastries drifts into my room, starting my day off in the most delightful way. Across the way, … Continue reading Dreaming of Paris