Ever wondered what is like living "Up North"? I turned 50 recently, so this now a 50 something woman exploring her numerous (if fleeting) interests while living in a rural area of vast natural resources, but little else. Really, I started doing this as an experiment. It is my first blog. It has turned into much more. This is how I keep my thoughts straight, my angst known, my opinions expressed, and my friends and family up to date on my exciting adventures. Is knitting an adventure?
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Friday, March 25, 2011
Small update
It is finally nearing the end of March and Winter is almost done.
We had a major winter storm this week and mother nature gifted me with 2 days off work due to the storm.
The week prior was spent at my beloved MACUL conference. This year was no different. I came home fired up, enthusiastic, and with a renewed interest in learning, technology, and my work. It was none too soon.
Recent events had caused me to knocked off balance. I was depressed, not taking care of myself, and lacked energy. I am glad to say, that has all changed, at least my attitude has. And the improved attitude is helping me cope with several situations.
I have been snowshoeing a lot this winter and I love it. I found a pair in the pole barn. My dad said they probably belonged to Grandpa Arv. I had to replace the leather laces, but they are in excellent condition and get me out and active! Sadie appreciates it.
Last week I was running around the Detroit waterfront without a coat. Wednesday, we received 8" of snow. Today it was -9 and I will be snowshoeing tomorrow. Gotta love March.
We had a major winter storm this week and mother nature gifted me with 2 days off work due to the storm.
The week prior was spent at my beloved MACUL conference. This year was no different. I came home fired up, enthusiastic, and with a renewed interest in learning, technology, and my work. It was none too soon.
Recent events had caused me to knocked off balance. I was depressed, not taking care of myself, and lacked energy. I am glad to say, that has all changed, at least my attitude has. And the improved attitude is helping me cope with several situations.
I have been snowshoeing a lot this winter and I love it. I found a pair in the pole barn. My dad said they probably belonged to Grandpa Arv. I had to replace the leather laces, but they are in excellent condition and get me out and active! Sadie appreciates it.
Last week I was running around the Detroit waterfront without a coat. Wednesday, we received 8" of snow. Today it was -9 and I will be snowshoeing tomorrow. Gotta love March.
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