Remember When
I have a post on Vision and Verb today about long-term versus new relationships and the power of stories that start with “Remember when…”
Tomorrow I’ll be posted photos showing the transformation from snowy winter to spring?
I have a post on Vision and Verb today about long-term versus new relationships and the power of stories that start with “Remember when…”
Tomorrow I’ll be posted photos showing the transformation from snowy winter to spring?
I don’t have time for a lengthy post, but thought I’d share a few dog-enjoying-mud photos. I’m glad someone is enjoying the slop. We’ve got about 5 days of rain predicted, starting Thursday. Only a slight chance, however. I wish the wet weather would spread itself out through the summer instead of starting out so…
How to keep the remarkable from turning routine or stale? That’s the question I attempt to answer as I study my dogs’ approach to life.
Last night, Lynn and I went to the 2009-2010 Loft Mentor Series Reading. I won a spot in the Loft Mentor program in 2000, the same year I got married. It was a wonderful experience but they’ve improved the format of the program by leaps and bounds since then. You get to work with six…
Snow has many sounds Depending on the temperatures Before, during, and after Walking the paths It can be like Stepping on Rice Crispies Snap crackle pop! Squeeky Like new tennis shoes On a gym floor Or shooshy Like a slinky Coming down the stairs These days, There is an abundance Of slip and slide If…
I was outside this morning for shoveling session number three. It was only about 8 degrees, with a real feel of around 2 below, but it seemed gorgeous out. There was no wind and the sun was shining. Quite a difference from yesterday. Plus, a funny thing happens to people who live somewhere that the…
Java and I managed to get to a skijoring training session today for the first time this year. Lovely setting, huh? Training takes place at an electrical substation. Last year, we went to a couple training sessions and hit the skijoring trails several times. But Java wasn’t well trained enough and I had never cross…