Consider the possibilities that each individual has on the pathway in front of them. Regardless of the misfortunes one may be born into, in the land of opportunity one is free to create their own path for personal success. Success doesn’t always mean monetary success, but rather success […]
It’s been a while since I’ve brought you a post on one of my hiking excursions. I must confess, in the excessive heat of mid-summer, I wimped out and took a break from hiking. I started to really miss it though. Spending hours on the trail, breaking a […]
http://worldwidephotowalk.com/ The fifth annual Scott Kelby Photowalk could be coming to your neighborhood. If there isn’t one scheduled, perhaps you have what it takes to be a leader on this photographic social event of the year. Not only can you have a fabulous outing with like-minded people, you […]
On the outskirts of Carmona, Spain is the Carmona Archaeological Complex that consists of pre-Roman, and Roman ruins. In the bright Andalusian sun, the ruins of a Roman amphitheater first attracted our attention. As large as a baseball field, looking at the remains made me wonder what type of theater […]
Pink pink everywhere. With feathers, beaks and feet Pink just seems to be on the move. Should they look this away, or that away. Just who is the bigger pink? A little nibble here, a little nibble there. Pink is in constant motion. I think I need a […]
Perigee Moon, 2011 I think we’re going to the moon because it’s in the nature of the human being to face challenges. It’s by the nature of his deep inner soul… we’re required to do these things just as salmon swim upstream. Neil Armstrong, 1930 – 2012
Within the blogger world, there is a wonderful expert on luxury travel and adventures. As a “Luxury Lifestyle Travel Agent,” Susan K. Edel posts places that I can only dream of visiting. Recently, Susan was kind enough to consider my posts worthy enough of being showcased on her […]
Living on the Chesapeake Bay brings the best of the water world to one’s front door. In spite of the continuing heat in Maryland, a brief cruise on a classic boat was overdue. Heading down towards the Bay, my eyes set on a pair of wooden masts on […]
Midday in the bright Andalusian sun, the tradition of siesta time is still thriving. Taking a break from our Epona Equestrian holiday, we drove into Carmona for an authentic Spanish tapas style lunch. As being typical American tourists, the thought of towns having quiet time between 2:00 p.m. […]
There’s a place in France, where the kitties wander freely through a medieval village. Nestled in the Luberon Mountains sits the small and rustic village Rustrel. This little known gem in Provence has less than 800 residents. Seen down the alleyways and small cobblestone roads, these lovely felines […]
Emily Carter ~ Nature as Art 