Exploring the Places No One is Talking About
For this prompt we all selected either one or three Tarot cards. If we just drew one, we made a character from that card; if we selected three, then they were past, present, and future. I opted to select just one card. The card I pulled was Reverse Death, this is meant to symbolize resistance
After a family event I ended up with a surplus of lemons that had not been used. I had so many lemons, that even after all of these uses I still have lemons to use. I’ve been cooking with them a lot as well. Usese so far: Lemons in Savory Recipes: This roasted chicken has
Title: Woman of LightAuthor: Kali Fajardo-AnstinePublication Date: 2022Publishing House: One World This was a Book of the Month book but I didn’t get it from there. My to read shelf, is a bit over flowing and so I didn’t order it initially but I saw it again at my favorite used bookstore and decided it needed
Happy Earth Day! In celebration of Earth Day here are few simple things you can do: What do you do to be more sustainable day to day? Let me know in the comments! I hope you enjoy these photos of the wonders of nature. Safe travels.
The Santa Fe trail stretches from Independence, Missouri to Santa Fe, New Mexico. The trail is almost 900 miles and crosses parts of five states. I have not traveled all along it’s length but I have been to a number of neat locations and I hope to visit more. Dodge City When those traveling the
I love checking out local trails. This trail had actually been in rough condition for a while, according to reviews on AllTrails, but the reviews recently had gotten better so we decided to hike it. I will note that part of this trail is in a floodplain and so the trail conditions can change quickly
To visit the highest point in the state of Oklahoma, Black Mesa Summit, we hiked 9 miles round trip. To visit the highest point in the state of Kansas, we drove right up to it. I will admit, it was a nice change. That being said, Mount Sunflower is in the middle of nowhere Wallace
Title: Jonathan Strange & Mr NorrellAuthor: Susanna ClarkePublication Date: 2004Publishing House: Bloomsbury USA Back in January I read Nail Gaiman’s The View from the Cheap Seats. And in addition to Gaiman suggesting some great bands, he also talks about other books. Some of those books are ones he read and some, like this one, he read
I love the bright colors and delicate petals of early spring blooms. A couple of weeks ago I got the macro lens out and went off with the Bear to capture my favorite spring blooms. I will admit that taking close up pictures of flowers with an easily distracted dogs can be difficult but things
After visiting the Keystone Gallery and Historic Scott Lake State Park we headed to Scott City and visited the El Quartelejo Museum. This museum tells the history of the area surrounding Scott City – from prehistoric times to the present. The museum is free to visit and is open Tuesday through Saturday 1pm to 5pm.
McGee Travel Tales 