Yesterday morning, when my sweet friend, Heather, invited me to her parents’ farm to go for walk with her, I didn’t hesitate in accepting this gracious invitation. It was another spectacular Saturday here in Kentucky, and the thought of getting… Read More ›
Sun shining. Breeze blowing. Lungs burning and gasping for air. Feet running and stumbling. Bandana flying. Sweat pouring. Happy tears flowing. Music surrounding me. The woods acting as a cathedral. Spirits soaring. Deer appearing and representing innocence and gentleness. Mud… Read More ›
Well, at least, the ice storm is leaving behind some beauty in its wake, and I am hoping that it leaves our power on . . .
Bright sunshine framed by blue skies greeted me this morning and made me giddy with anticipation at the thought of trail running later in the day. Fast forward to mid-afternoon, and as I made my way to the park to… Read More ›
For the second day in a row, a number of large black crows have gathered together in my front yard. They look rather imposing and ominous, and I am thinking that this cannot be good. Right?!
Trail Running in Louisville , KY on June 18, 2013 Three days prior to this picture being taken, this tree joined the other trees along the trail in providing me with a canopy of shade, but on this particular evening,… Read More ›
As I sat in my living room sipping hot green tea this morning, I caught a glimpse of these gorgeous flowers out of the corner of my eye. When did they bloom?! I am not one for the obvious (obviously),… Read More ›
In 2010, I began to trail run as part of my training to complete another half-marathon, and I immediately was smitten with it and continued doing it long after my training ended. In 2011, I would hit the trails in… Read More ›
Cherokee Park, Louisville, Kentucky This is one of the many beautiful scenes that greeted me on my first trail run of 2013. I have been away far too long, and I am grateful for today’s triumphant return. Pure, unadulterated bliss… Read More ›
It looks like the Easter Bunny is vacationing in my backyard . . .
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