Rural Living
My mind has been wrapped around our move, but was suddenly kicked into higher gear this past weekend when I saw the documentar
The Winds of Winter
This morning I took transit to work since it has been super cold and somewhat snowy and there are still icy patches here and t
The Deep Autumn
So many things have been happening lately that it is hard to stop and get my bearings. Our move to Halifax has been approved a
Surveying
We used to do this all the time. I’m doing it now on a slow afternoon while I try to stay awake and get through a bad co
The Desert, Revisited
At age 13, my parents bought me a Spanish guitar and I took guitar lessons. My first songbook was called “Peaceful, Easy
When Dreams Might Become Reality
I hinted in my last post that we’re considering a big life move–all the way to Halifax, Nova Scotia, from our home
It Finally Feels Like Summer
This morning I am sporting a sunburn from Rib Fest yesterday. We went again with our friends Ross and Dara, and had a good tim
I Sit by the Fire and Think
I haven’t blogged for a while, because life is hectic and full. I was just reading this poem by JRR Tokien, credit to LO
Camping
With a bum foot and lack of running this year, along with a lot of writing, editing, and reading, I am really looking forward
Cottage-Itis
I follow nature writing in the news, and saw an article in The Spectator today about Amanda Craig’s recent novel The Lie