First, if you hadn’t noticed, I’ve been migrating everything from Eco-fiction.com over to Dragonfly.eco. I decided to put my blog at this site, so here we are. My last post
Category: Blog
On RunningOn Running
Another post so soon! A few people have asked why this running blog changed into a regular blog. Simple answer: I am not running right now, but I have not
The Mosaic of Time GoneThe Mosaic of Time Gone
After all my bragging about it feeling like spring in the last post, the lower mainland is now experiencing a cold-front, and we got our first snow on Sunday. It
Sunshine, YesSunshine, Yes
I recently learned from my specialist, who is trying to figure out my foot, that I have a vitamin D deficiency. This is not uncommon for those living in Vancouver.
In Remembrance of Mary OliverIn Remembrance of Mary Oliver
So many poets and novelists have led me to where I am at today. Especially those who remember nature and write words that you wish you could write. They write
2019 – Wishes and Dreams2019 – Wishes and Dreams
Unlike the rest of Canada, we haven’t seen a bit of snow except for up in the mountains. It has rained a lot, barely dipping below freezing. My sage and
New Year ThoughtsNew Year Thoughts
For Christmas, my daughter gave me an Amazon gift card, so of course I looked for a good book to read. But before I get into the choice I made,
2018-A Look Back2018-A Look Back
I do this every year on the blog: figure out which memories of the past year stand out the most. I woke up early this morning and walked to the
The River of LifeThe River of Life
People come and go. Eagles come and go. Water is always moving. On Saturday we rafted part of the Squamish River,which is the largest home in the world for bald
As the Holidays NearAs the Holidays Near
I am not consumer-minded, I hate plastic snowmen, and on Black Friday this year, we had a lovely meal with my kids and then went hiking at Mundy Park, which