This is a collection of my thoughts, questions, ideas and what I have seen. These are my opinions and experiences. In 2017 I experienced a head injury that has given me concussion like symptoms, one is memory loss, that is one of the drivers for this blog, to record what I may not remember later. Your feedback and open discussion is always welcome. Haters will always be mocked. Thank you to Lisa for your editing. Illustrations by Sydnee.
We started October with back to back foggy mornings. The first day, the fog dropped from the sky. The next day, the sky was mostly clear and the fog hovered over the ground. October 1, 2021 The fog today fills the sky, blocking the sun. Everywhere we look there is a grey haze. The air... Continue Reading →
We are into the last week of September, fall is just upon us now and the last traces of summer are starting to fade. Our morning walk in the forest provides a different scenic view every day. The landscape is constantly changing now with new colors and patterns. Everyday we find something new to explore,... Continue Reading →
Exploring a forest with Brandy in the early fall morning is what I would call my Zen moment. In the forest the only sounds are those of the Squirrels chattering and Birds singing. For a moment I don't notice the pain in my right knee or the constant throb and ringing in my head. Together... Continue Reading →
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