
Texas: A State of Contrasts
Magnificent birds. Gnarly old trees. Cactus. Lots of litter. Poverty. Opulence. Hardy wildflowers. Fast food galore. Dust. Wind. Heat. Cold. Wet at the ocean. Dry

Magnificent birds. Gnarly old trees. Cactus. Lots of litter. Poverty. Opulence. Hardy wildflowers. Fast food galore. Dust. Wind. Heat. Cold. Wet at the ocean. Dry

It’s my birthday! I am 68 years old today, yikes! And what a glorious day it is… We are staying in the Fred Gannon Rocky

Florida is fabulous, in a fickle sort of way. While no place is perfect, John and I used to think that we would retire in

Things do not always go as planned; we have known this all the while in our adulthood of course, but we recently have lived it

Maine is a state abundant with wondrous natural beauty, so much of which is blessedly undeveloped, remaining as thick forests and verdant waterways, often impenetrable

Magee Marsh is the Warbler capital of the world! At least we call it that, having traveled here to revel in the annual warbler migration

We spent three nights on South Bass Island, in Lake Erie. It was an interesting time, with both positive and less-than-positive experiences… Our Thursday-Sunday island

I cried last week. Unexpectedly. I cried at the onset of a call I made to a respected community activist and friend, to whom I

Warning: Photo Heavy Content! Lots of words! We’ve been home for thirty-one days, a goodly amount of time to allow for reconnecting with friends and
