Can I share a two-minute post with you? A short post. Not related at all to George Orwell, by the way. A short post, by me...just little ol' me, who tends to ramble? Can I do it? The clock is ticking... Meanwhile, at the trail cam...every day, we can see my main man (aka, Mr.)… Continue reading A Two-minute post
Category: Adventures
It’s Monday Again
As you reflect on your weekend, are the memories of what you did a blur to you this lovely Monday morning too? I want to run outside and scream, "Where the h*ll did my weekend go?" It vanished right before my eyes. Saturday morning, after taking a 4-mile walk around the neighborhood with Mr., I… Continue reading It’s Monday Again
6 blogging lessons I’ve learned
When you woke up this morning were you thinking about a decision you made 6 years ago? Some decisions make a HUGE impact, whereas other decisions make only tiny differences in our lives. And you know what, contrary to what we’re told to believe, it is okay to embrace small changes/choices we make in our… Continue reading 6 blogging lessons I’ve learned
How reflections on your intentions can catch you by surprise
As I stood here yesterday (yeah, I have a standing desk), I reflected on the day before and my wish for a vacation day. I reflected on how long it had been since I took a day and flew the empty nest on a whim. Other people do it all the time, it looks like… Continue reading How reflections on your intentions can catch you by surprise
Is a vacation like getting a new battery?
A year ago, I posted my 400th post right smack here on this my Lil' ol' hobby blog. (Do check out that post by clicking here, to see how far I've come about sunsets on the damn shed across the road, and other procrastinating efforts, etc.. Comments are closed, after all, I don't need a… Continue reading Is a vacation like getting a new battery?
Shhh, be still and quiet to get great shots of up-close photography
Every time I grab my camera, I have hopes of catching a shot of something special. Of something that I hadn't planned on getting when I first headed out the door. I dwell in possibility. - Emily Dickinson I crouch down low and get as close to objects I can, depending upon the lens I… Continue reading Shhh, be still and quiet to get great shots of up-close photography