Musings, Travel, Wine/Cocktails

Room With a View

... we “found peace in the cacophony of stimuli.” Such are the thoughts from which blogs are born …

Musings

Another Trip to Anywhere

Somewhere in my soul beats the heart of a true nomad. I am never more at peace than when I travel. Sipping a beverage at thirty-thousand feet, feeling the clickety-clack of the wheels of a train on the tracks beneath me, watching the world change from majestic country or mountain views to cityscapes and traffic… Continue reading Another Trip to Anywhere

Musings, Travel

One Particular Harbor

... I wondered where our particular harbor is - that one place where you go that feels safe and protected from external forces and allows a relaxed, easy pace for getting away from everyday life. 

Gratitude and Joy, Musings

Faith

I believe that all the world’s religions have similar, nearly identical even, basic tenets: Treat others as you want to be treated being the fundamental cornerstone.

Musings, Travel

Chasing Dreams

Setting your sights just out of reach keeps you pushing yourself a little more; reaching a little farther.

Musings

Musing: Is It Worth It?

We can’t do it all the time. But when we have a little extra or find a way to save up, we splurge on ourselves.

Musings

Musings: A Jug of Wine

A few nights ago, Greg and I were chatting about the little notes we write as we travel. He had recently opened his journal, read this one and wanted to share it with me. It's from our trip in July 2023. I hope you enjoy it. A Book of Verses underneath the Bough,A Jug of… Continue reading Musings: A Jug of Wine

Distractions, Musings, Travel

Music Is Life

My playlist shuffles seamlessly from song to song. I break into big grins and enjoy the lyrics.

humor, Musings, Travel

One Night Stands – They’re Not What You Think

Certainly lifelong friends bring us joy and memories forever, but our social one night stands are also memorable for their brevity and emotional connection.

Flying, Musings, Travel

In Praise of Small Airports

EVERYONE we dealt with at these airports was friendly. “Please” and “thank you” were the norm, not the exception.