Meanderings
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Forgotten Rambles
Closing out the old year and welcoming the new one finds me cleaning out my old photos – deleting, deleting – and running across some old favorites from forgotten rambles…
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My favorite time of year
It’s the most wonderful time of the year. But with all due respect to Andy Williams – for me – it has little to do with kids jingle belling and much mistletoeing. Sure, I love the holidays, but I love winter more. And Vermont knows how to do winter!
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Exploring Bellows Falls
We took a detour to explore Bellows Falls, Vermont with my camera. Not your typical “Main Street” type of tour. It took me back to my away for the weekend blogspot days!
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Playing tourist at home
“All at once, summer collapsed into fall.” Oscar Wilde – But in Vermont, fall is quickly changing to winter and I have yet to share about our summer of playing tourist at home.
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It’s okay if it’s not all figured out
I’m a planner. Before diving into something new, I like to figure it out before getting my toes wet. But – I also love to break plans and replan and create new plans. And so, I am revising, replanning and replotting something I was certain I had figured out months ago. And that’s okay.
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Summer downtime
Summers in Vermont are short – but beautiful – and I am determined to get lots of outdoor time! What better way than some hiking and camping (and a new tent)?
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Following curiosity
There are signs of spring in Vermont and I’ve been busy revising my manuscript. My “curiosity” project may have been a bust – but I still follow my curiosity excited to go where it leads.
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How do you eat an elephant?
Large projects can be overwhelming – but I’m finding that taking it one bite at a time – like eating an elephant – is helping me keep everything in perspective.
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Five lessons I learned while revamping my website
Updating my website was an adventure to say the least. These are five of the many lessons I learned.
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Fun with networking
Okay – a show of hands for those who love to network
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2021-Year of HOPE
Happy 2021!!! “Hope lies in dreams, in imagination and in the courage to make dreams into reality.”
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Poetry and Prose
“Always be a poet, even in prose.”