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Early Morning Walk in Apalachicola We’ve been married almost 48 years, so AdventureMan and I know how to travel together with minimal friction. We are not alike, but we are flexible (unless, of course, we are tired, or hungry, or need a nap, and then all bets are off.) We are on holiday. AdventureMan likes to sleep in. I am an early morning creature; I don’t even need an alarm, I just wake up. I can see the fragile pink of the early morning sky and I can’t wait to get outside and take a walk. Have I told you lately how much I like pelikans? These ancient birds remind me of pterodactyls...

En Route to Apalachicola We’ve been so good. We haven’t traveled. We haven’t gathered with our friends, with our book clubs, with our church, well, not very much. We stay masked, most of the time, even with our grandchildren. We’ve had zero colds and zero flu this year, while trying to avoid COVID. And we needed a break. How can we do it safely, we asked ourselves. If you are reading this blog, which is a resource for travelers, I am imagining you ask the same questions. How do responsible people travel in this time of COVID?

January 22, 2021, marks the 48 th anniversary of the infamous Roe vs Wade Supreme Court decision in which a majority of the court said it was ‘legal’ to take the life of an innocent human being in the womb.  Now 48 years later the blood of over 62.5 million is on their hands.  Something else ought to shock you.  Did you know there have been more deaths by abortion in the first 19 days of 2021 worldwide than have died worldwide of coronavirus in all of 2020 and 2021 combined?  As of 1:45pm Central Time on the day of this broadcast, the number of deaths from COVID, since it broke out a ...

I love that Google does these special doodles to honor men and women who make a difference. This is their doodle for today, to honor a man who knew how to incite for all the right reasons, and to keep it peaceful. He had a vision. He had the patience to watch his vision unfold.…

I Stand Corrected Today is the coldest day we have had in Pensacola this winter. As we headed out for early church, the temperature was 30 degrees F., there was frost on our roof and the bird bath had a skin of ice on it. “A good day not to exercise,” I said to myself. After church, I spent a couple hours prepping for dinner and making up my oatmeal mix for a couple weeks to come, as I am running low. (Separate blog entry �� ) I’m an early person. If I am going to get it done, I need to get it done early in the day. By five at night, when I need to be thinking about dinner, I just ...