Today I'm sharing a macro photo I took while walking in a moisture drenched forest. One of my favourite things to do is to hike through a forest, taking in all the sights, smells, and sounds.
Today feels like (another) new beginning. I always have good intentions with this forum, but then seem to fall away and put it on the back burner. I think I suffer from writer's block and am always very critical of my own writing While I enjoy writing, and getting my thoughts down, it's not natural for me. However, this month I am going to participate in the Ultimate Blog Challenge where I will be committing to posting daily for the month of April. This blog has always been a place where I share pieces of our retirement life, especially the travel side of it. Not in a "look where we went" kind of way, but more as a way to remember the moments, the lessons, and the small things that made each experience meaningful. So for this challenge, I'm setting a few simple goals: to be consistent - even on days that I don't feel like writing to capture more of the everyday moments and not just the highlights to share a mix of stories, tips, and reflections ...
Happy Canada Day! It’s July 1st, the day Canadians celebrate our beautiful country. It’s also the beginning of a new Ultimate Blog Challenge month. For those unfamiliar with it, the challenge is simple: write and publish a blog post every day for the month. Thirty-one days, thirty-one posts. I've participated before with varying degrees of success. Sometimes I've made it all the way through, and other times life has had different plans. Either way, I always enjoy the challenge because it encourages me to write more consistently and finally tell some of the stories that have been sitting in my head waiting for their turn. This month my posts will be focused on a specific part of Canada. A couple of weeks ago, I returned from a two-week trip to Newfoundland with my two sisters and my cousin. It was a trip filled with laughter, long drives, incredible scenery, and enough stories to keep me writing for quite a while. So throughout July, I'll be sharing my thoughts and a...
Very pretty. I’m learning how to color in rain drops. I love the look.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful! I love seeing rain drops and dew on the plants.
ReplyDeleteNice! My boys would try to collect the dew... but pollution put an end to that... :(
ReplyDeleteLovely capture. I don't have much success capturing raindrops or dew.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty :-)
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