The wonderful woman who has been acting as my fiction Book Agent suggested that I attend an event for authors in Collingwood. Knowing good advice when I hear it, I got tickets for Derek and me and we made a getaway of it.
…A Jaunt to Southern Georgian Bay Read More »
We were supposed to be in Galveston, Texas on the weekend. Our flight home from Houston would have been yesterday and we’d be driving home from Detroit today. We had been looking forward to the trip for months but it was cancelled due to (understandable) issues beyond our control.
…When Wanderlust and Women’s Rights Meet Head On Read More »
When I was younger, I never thought I was very good at being alone. I looked after myself, of course, and did little things to make myself happy – like riding the subway all over Toronto to explore on my own – but I don’t think I had enough interests back then. I could have joined a club or something and done more with my time.
…Left to Alone Devices Read More »
I’m not sure how many times I’ve been to Sidney, BC. Let’s say several. But this time was different. It was just as wonderful – perhaps more – than previous visits with my BFAPCAF (best friend a person could ask for!). Not just because of our Gracefully and Frankly Facebook Live. (Erin went behind the scenes HERE) But also because they have moved down the hill to the ocean’s edge
…West Coast Hopes, Dreams, & Doggies Read More »
I published this blog post for Canada Day 2020. Every word is still true.
…Thank You, Canada Read More »
I simply can’t do the long motorcycle rides anymore. But I enjoy short ones.
…The Short and Winding Road I’ll Travel Read More »
It’s tempting to just let go of my recent travel blips. They’re long over and I had a wonderful time with Erin Davis in Palm Springs & Palm Desert. Plenty of people have all sorts of frustrations with air travel that are much worse. But I will pursue refunds and there are a couple of parts of the adventure that still puzzle me.
…We Plan, Airlines Say “Ha!” Read More »
I’ve always been a goal-setter. Didn’t always attain them, but that wasn’t the point. Striving for something better, something more, propelled me to make goals. Even if the goal was just surviving. Getting old is the ultimate goal.
…New Year = New (Travel?) Goals Read More »
To me, part of the fun of traveling is figuring some things out as you go. But there are other things it’s best to learn ahead of time.
…European Travel Tips or What I Learned on My Fall VacationRead More »
European Travel Tips or What I Learned on My Fall Vacation Read More »
My first bite of Italian pasta, in Italy, made by Italian hands, was everything I hoped it would be.
…How We Spent 22 Days in Italy Read More »
We are leaving for Italy next week. This is a bucket list, once-in-a-lifetime trip that’s been in loose planning stages for years.
…Arrivederci or Pasta La Vista, Baby! Read More »
Maybe it’s because the cost of regular health care in this country is hidden. But dental care seems ridiculously expensive.
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This is an unusual entry. It starts kind of crummy but ends well. And in order to make that happen, I have to tell the story of my recent trip from end to beginning.
…Magnificent Maui and Travel Tales Read More »
As you read this I will either be in flight, or hanging out at an airport.
…Blogger in Transit Read More »
You probably remember doing the math when you were a kid: How old will I be in the year 2000? Well, here we are, 23 years later. Bet you didn’t do this math!
…Travel Tales and Mexican Snow Read More »
Yes, this is the unofficial end of summer. Kids back in school. Summer-only activities rolled up like so many yoga mats. But as a woman who puts her faith in science, I’m sticking to September 22 as the last day of summer. That’s still several days from now. (I’m not a woman of math!)
…The Last Days of Summer Read More »
I started a handful of blog posts to publish today.
…To Blog or Not To Blog Read More »
