This morning after early chores and breakfast and before starting into the day of homeschooling and life with our three teens, I chose to...

This evening, along with (and sweetly encouraged to go by) my youngest teen Clara, I had the great pleasure of attending the lecture...

A long week of farewells and new challenges brought forth a need in me to head to the shore for some respite and renewal. Here are some...

August 22nd 2019—Mt. Herbert, PEI There are times in life when it feels our cup is overflowing. Be it times of plenty when the joys in...

Last night, the Perseid's drew us out into the gentle caress of a mid summer’s eventide. Nine something and the daylight having mostly...

This day was a busy one like so many others around these parts. It began early and is evidently ending late. I guess it is the way of now...

There I was, attending a large, extended family function at an expansive hotel complex off Island. It was the morning and I had just...

Sometimes it seems there are so many things going on in the world of humans which make me sad I need help remembering what makes me...

Hello and welcome to this, day seven, book five and my final day of my week long, daily blogging challenge. It’s been so great having you...

Welcome to day six and the last video in my seven day, five books, two videos, daily blogging challenge! Today I have chosen a very short...

The book for discussion today is from the PEI collection at the Confederation Center library. It is The Complete Journals of L.M....

Hi there, I hope you are well. How is it only 24 hours since I last posted? It seems as though I did three days worth of work just today,...

Welcome to day three of my week long daily blog challenge. Yesterday my email was filled with exciting news and all related to a book I...

Welcome to day two of my week long posting challenge (self-created and imposed) “Animals came from fungi. You and I are actually fungal...

1) The Man Who Planted Trees – A Story of Lost Groves, the Science of Trees, And a Plan to Save the Planet by Jim Robbins From the book...

“We are difficult to come by and a danger to ourselves.” Carl Sagan On this day when we celebrate Earth, I begin by inviting you on a...

Five American Robins returned to our yard over the past few days and what welcome harbingers of spring they are. The day before yesterday...

Much of our current ecological peril is due to our lifestyles of convenience. (Most of modern North Americans) An antidote to traveling...

At a little past ten thirty last night Lucas, Maria, and I headed out to see the Perseid meteor shower. It had been a long, hot day, and...

Cinquain Sequence Springtime-- decrepit snow gives itself to rivulets, seeks out low ground, puddles, pools. Soon greening will sprout,...