Daily musings on life after 60 & recreating oneself
Compendium of interesting bits I come across, with an occasional IMHO
Reflections and ruminations in Education, Beauty, Art and Philosophy
Travel photos, memoirs & letters home...from anywhere in the world
From there to back again (usually on a bike)
My stories, observations, and art.
~ WRITER, REBEL, RACONTEUR ~ AND MOST OF THE TIME A MIDDLE-AGED DESK JOCKEY
Never too old to travel!
A Writer's On-Going Search for Just the Right Words
The Adventures of Southern Gardeners Starting Over in New England
The World One Step At A Time
A look at life in the borders
Whimsical Stuff from a Writer's Mind
A dog and cat in clothing. Puns. Travel. Bacon. Not necessarily in that order.
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The Life & Times of a Sawmill Man's Eldest Child
where would-be writer works with words
crafts, permaculture, forest management, self employment, cycling
Time to change, live, encourage and reflect.
Bring new life to your garden!
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The interface of the metaphysical, the physical, and the cultural
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Kindness Changes Everything
Chronicling a delusional gardening experience.
Raising bees holistically in New Hampshire
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Brian Marggraf, Author of Dream Brother: A Novel, Independent publishing advocate, New York City dweller
Daily musings on life after 60 & recreating oneself
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Inspiration for meeting life's challenges.
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Here we are, trapped in the amber of the moment. There is no why. Kurt Vonnegut
My journey in writing a novel
A View from Mid-Life
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Story of a white pearl that turned to ashes while waiting for a pheonix to be born inside her !
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International Cowgirl Blog
Love Naptime on the hill!
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Thanks Steph! So glad you found me!
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I like your photos of the horse. Until very recently, about 1 week ago, we had five horses of our own. Our mate fell ill and didn’t survive. I think it’s his character we miss the most, when he roamed free around our property as all animals should, there wouldn’t be anything left captivated within a cupboard or a tub, our little man would set it free, brushes, curry comb, hoof pick or whatever it may be. My wife misses him the most, when she makes the evening mixes of chaff and nutrients with a little bit of water and there is no head poking over the stable wall, pulling at the tub. They say time will heal, I hope this is true.
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I’m so glad to hear from you. I’m not sure time heals, but it makes it different, somehow easier to deal with and you only remember the wonderful moments.They are indeed such characters.
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The baby burro is darling and the horses lovely.
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Thanks! Love them, they bring me such joy.
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Love the photos where the horses on laxin’ on the ground in their paddock!
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Thanks Julie, they really do know how to enjoy life!
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