About thirty-five years ago, on an autumn night when the skies got dark surprisingly earlier than expected, I found myself in the storage lean-to where the barrels of bird feed were stored, at the farm that neighbored our house. It was damp and there was the strong smell of must and dried corn. I wasn't … Continue reading Touched
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Free falling
If you know me, whether in person or from reading here, you are aware that I have a bit of a control issue. I lean towards being moderate in my indulgences and don't enjoy the feeling of being out of control. My dislike of that type of sensation probably impacts me in many ways, but … Continue reading Free falling
On butts and burns and when they coincide
An observation or two after 12 consecutive days at the beach - or beaches. We've been to 8 different ones. Early on in the vacation, I got sunburn on the back of my thighs, way up high. Ok, basically, my butt cheeks got a little pink in their lower region. Relying upon a spray can … Continue reading On butts and burns and when they coincide
Hot yoga
Seems like everyone knows about my passion for running, but did you know I have another activity that challenges and strengthens me? Yep, it even provides balance for the physical demands of pounding the pavement as well as an opportunity to tune in mentally to my body in a manner that running, due to the … Continue reading Hot yoga
Vineyard Haven Sunsets
Last year I photographed a number of sunrises during my week on the Vineyard. Early morning bike rides were my "me" time and I naturally gravitated towards the harbor to capture special morning moments. This year, though, it was all about the sunset. Our rental in Vineyard Haven had a wonderful deck with a northwest … Continue reading Vineyard Haven Sunsets
What’s wrong with oysters?
Martha's Vineyard is kind of a minefield for me. I did some day trips here over the years. Always with the former husband, always pleasant and memorable. I'll forever smile when I think about the two bigger boys in their dueling Yankees/Red Sox hats being playfully interrogated about their allegiances by the ferry guy. He … Continue reading What’s wrong with oysters?
Independence (every)Day
In this new chapter of my life, I've learned a number of things. I now know how to put a new bag in the kitchen trash can. And how to open a can of olive oil. And that I can keep afloat financially while paying my mortgage and taxes and springing for the annual Cape … Continue reading Independence (every)Day
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