It happens twice a year – December and July. ‘Tis the season for the parties, the bad food, the wine and sugary drinks, etc. July is the beginning of the beach season and of course, we need a stocked cooler for an afternoon at the shore. You don’t have to fear this. There are . . . → Read More: ‘Tis The Season…
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This post is for those of you who have spent some lazy summer days lounging on East Sandwich Beach. This morning my husband and I took a beach walk to see the havoc wreaked on our beloved beach by last week's blizzard. Here is some of what we found: Those of you here this . . . → Read More: Juno Aftermath On East Sandwich Beach If you're like me you are probably coming off of a very busy week and have a ton of things to do around the house, but then there is this incredible weather…. Yup. Things around the house will still be there when the cold rains come. Today I put them aside and brought a . . . → Read More: If You’re Like Me  Leave a comment  beach, Inspiration, writing  Another Day Goes By, beach time, Beautiful Day, calming your mind, creativity, enjoying your own company, finding joy in everyday life, finding peace, going off the grid, listening to you inner self, living a writer's life, living in the present, spend a monent alone, stress busters, take time for yourself, taking a creative break, too much to do, writing motivation 
This summer I have been stuck on the fiction of Dorothea Benton Frank. Her books take place in the “Low Country”, the islands off the coast of South Carolina. My interest in her work was piqued when her novel Folly Beach popped up in my recommended reads. A few years ago I spent some time . . . → Read More: Mango Sunsets Just a great day at the beach with my family. Book done, deadlines met, no pressing matters. Just complete peace and time with those closest to me. Come. Pull up a beach chair, and enjoy this with us. Your browser does not support the video tag And so, as another day goes by, take time . . . → Read More: Just…A Nice Day On these vacations mornings I’m always the first and only one awake at 7 am. I leave my husband sleeping, daughter and friend buried upstairs, oblivious to noise, due to the air conditioner, and my niece and her friend sprawled across the pull-out bed in the kitchen/living room. I make my breakfast and settle into . . . → Read More: Without Change or Shadow Just serious appreciation for the friends and family here this week around the fire pit. It’s 6 pm and the kids are just migrating back from the beach. The backyard is cool and breezy. Dinner is simmering on the grill. There’s a Skinny Girl Margarita to my right. Today I didn’t even attempt the . . . → Read More: Tonight. Late. At the fire pit. Tough day. No real holiday energy. What do you do in that case? Easy. Find friends. I came home from a hot and not so comfortable day on the beach. I made coffee to try to reenergize, but to no avail. Friends arrived. Made dinner and drinks and guess . . . → Read More: Happy 4th My solitary confinement began six days ago with the onset of a bad cold. (My husband brought it from NY). I haven’t been sick in years and forgot what it was like. I almost didn’t even remember my old cold remedies that used to work to shorten the life of such a cold. Besides the . . . → Read More: Solitary Confinement My writer friend Diane published a new blog on Saturday entitled “Feed the Soul”. It was just a short little post, but it made me stop, and for the last three days, ponder the question she posed. Her question was: “What makes you joyful? What gets you out of your entanglement?” I walked away from . . . → Read More: Speaking Of Joy…. |
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