After four years, I decided a while back to take a vacation from blogging. I wanted to take some time and think about how I blog, how I read your blogs, how I never seem to be able to read all I want to read, and so on. I'm sure we have all been there. This was a while back and I'm still blogging ~ because I love it, of course.
But I need a break, I need to sit up by our garden and watch it grow while listening to birds chirping and watching chipmunks dashing about, madly. Of course, I also need to help hubby harvest, cook, and freeze everything from our garden. And I want learn more about photography and available online photo programs. Then there are all the chores that were left behind, postponed, due to the extreme heat of this summer. So I think I will become a part-time blogger for a while, which appeals to me as a good compromise.
P. S.
Looking at the date, I just realized that today I have lived here for seven years. I moved to the canyon with three dogs, one cat, and a parakeet, leaving hubby in Los Angeles to run his business, which he did for another four and a half years.
The following year, I got a job at the donkey rescue where I met Rachael, fell in love with donkeys, fell in love with a bearded dragon, kissed an albino Burmese python, and learned so much about all kinds of animals. And some weird people too. After I quit the rescue, a year went by, then I started this blog in 2009.
I love living in this desert mountain canyon; I love the winter snow, the autumn morning fog, the flowers in spring, the mountains, and the wildlife. Most of all I love the peace I have found here.
Take care, my blogger friends, I will keep you updated.
But I need a break, I need to sit up by our garden and watch it grow while listening to birds chirping and watching chipmunks dashing about, madly. Of course, I also need to help hubby harvest, cook, and freeze everything from our garden. And I want learn more about photography and available online photo programs. Then there are all the chores that were left behind, postponed, due to the extreme heat of this summer. So I think I will become a part-time blogger for a while, which appeals to me as a good compromise.
P. S.
Looking at the date, I just realized that today I have lived here for seven years. I moved to the canyon with three dogs, one cat, and a parakeet, leaving hubby in Los Angeles to run his business, which he did for another four and a half years.
The following year, I got a job at the donkey rescue where I met Rachael, fell in love with donkeys, fell in love with a bearded dragon, kissed an albino Burmese python, and learned so much about all kinds of animals. And some weird people too. After I quit the rescue, a year went by, then I started this blog in 2009.
I love living in this desert mountain canyon; I love the winter snow, the autumn morning fog, the flowers in spring, the mountains, and the wildlife. Most of all I love the peace I have found here.
Take care, my blogger friends, I will keep you updated.
