Maclean’s Magazine - October 2022
Am I proud?!! My daughter-in-law's name is on the cover of Canada's longest running news magazine!!
Maclean's was a fixture in our home throughout
Swift Current Watercolours
Summer is winding down and I'm ready for a break from all this sunshine and fresh air. My computer corner is beckoning and I have plenty of backlogged
Windscape Kite Festival
Our windy city was just calling for a kite festival and in 1998 creative visionaries at the Art Gallery made it happen. The Windscape Kite Festival organization took over in
Mexico’s “Third Gender”
The Caboose has slowed down recently, it seems to be a seasonal thing when pretty annuals are beckoning from the greenhouses and my bike and faithful 1986 Honda scooter are
Bookshelves
In libraries, bookshops and private homes, bookshelves wave to get my attention and call out quietly for a quick snapshot. And I cheerfully comply.
Now, years later, scrolling through row
A Blog, a Birthday, and 3 Grandchildren
My posts are normally about travel, sometimes art, but as I said when I started this project a year and a half ago, my main goal is to document my
Iguanas! Iguanas!
Up close and personal with these friendly creatures at the Green Iguana Conservation Project - San Ignacio, Belize. Just pictures in this short post, for a quick easy scroll.
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At the Top of the World in the Sierra Norte
My last post showed some nice walks but this hike was the BEST! In addition to getting easy exercise that was a pleasure every step of the way, we learned
Hoofing it in Oaxaca
I love the colonial architecture and lively streets in this city, but sometimes you just want to escape into the stillness of the surrounding hills.
We used to search out
One day in Oaxaca
Saturday Morning
Morning walks are the best and always interesting. The air is cool and the streets are quiet. All these pictures are from last Saturday, heading north into Xochimilco
