Monthly Archives: February 2017

Many thanks to Sheila for the photo from yesterday. Although Simon and I did the lake trail at Bannock Point today, I didn’t feel inspired to take photos. In fact, I didn’t feel inspired or even vaguely energetic. Instead, I … Continue reading →

Sheila named it: the Red Mountain Grind.And I really don’t think the Grouse Grind has anything on this one. I’m just amazed I’ve done it so often. But it’s right in our back yard so, on a day when you … Continue reading →

I still have days when I ask myself, “Is this all there is?” It’s nothing new to my life. I think I first started asking myself this when I was a young teen. And it’s not that I’m idle and … Continue reading →

Adventures all around today. While I went snowshoeing up around Sandon and Cody for about five hours, Simon took apart a bathroom wall, flooded the house with water, cleaned it up, did more plumbing, put it all back together again … Continue reading →

Today I am pondering one of my two words for 2017: home. It’s certainly the most poignant and “to the point” word I think I’ve had since beginning the “word of the year” tradition – and it’s a long-standing one. … Continue reading →

Today, instead of this glorious view, I looked at roads and buildings – and, although I didn’t do more than 10 metres in elevation on the streets of Nelson, I feel a hundred times more exhausted than yesterday when I’m pretty sure … Continue reading →

Having taken more than 100 photos today, It wasn’t easy selecting a tiny handful to post – but I did my best. I told Simon, as I was downloading these from my camera that they may well be the most … Continue reading →