Category: Travel

  •   Well, for at least two weeks, I can account for my whereabouts!     My first trip to Mexico! San Miguel de Allende- cobblestone streets, colorful houses and shops, lovely people, and steep steep streets, surrounded by mountains.   A great vacation!            

  •     The rain did not deter us from enjoying such a well preserved town, dating back to the 17th and 18th centuries. AND they were renovating the cobblestone streets.     All of the houses were white with very thick walls, and the shops offered hand made items that were irresistible.   Always great…

  •   Sunny Flowers!     When visiting a "Foreign" country, and you see familiar things, it brings home closer and strangers become friends.         Holloku, Hungary, which is a very very old town situated in rolling hills that reminded me of Maryland or Virginia! Familiar flowers and great food and company! September,…

  •   Worrying… It's quite a distraction… and then, well…     Wonder on the other hand, it will lift you up and up and up!     (I wonder what I will worry about today?)   (I worry what I will wonder about tomorrow!)   Just wonderin'.         From Laine's Blog, March…

  •     What?   (You are about to get run over by – What?) (This political season?) (Bad news from around the world?) What? Stop and smell the roses, breathe.      

  •       These I miss, and the daffodils and the crocus and snowdrops.                   Tulips at Mount Vernon Place, May 2013.    

  •     But mine is blooming!         Savannah Georgia, restaurant and Inn. The Mansion, on Forsythe Park.

  •   Love, and Joy!   Like flowers bring! (People can bring that too!)             Cape Cod Hydrangeas!   Related articles In A Hurry?

  •   Awkward neighbors? Indifferent neighbors?   Either way it is a good idea to get along with our different neighbors. After all, Peace begins at home.           Nutcracker and neighbor, New Hope Pennsylvania.

  •   To see such craft…     And the dish ran away with the spoon!             Which Provincetown Restaurant? Childhood rhyme,    Hey Diddle Diddle. The cat and the fiddle, The cow jumped over the moon. The little dog laughed to see such craft, And the dish ran away with…