Finding things
What delighted surprise, what eye-widening happiness, what an unexpected burst of joy accompanies finding something you had thought lost and…
A personal view of life in a tiny village on a Maine island, with tourism and development encroaching. Quirky characters, an on-going nature log, and lots of insider reviews of what to do on the Maine Coast. Geographically near Acadia National Park and Bar Harbor, but light years away in attitude. Tales from Otter Creek, capital of the world and center of the Universe.
A personal view of life in a tiny village on a Maine island, with tourism and development encroaching. Quirky characters, an on-going nature log, and lots of insider reviews of what to do on the Maine Coast. Geographically near Acadia National Park and Bar Harbor, but light years away in attitude. Tales from Otter Creek, capital of the world and center of the Universe.
What delighted surprise, what eye-widening happiness, what an unexpected burst of joy accompanies finding something you had thought lost and…
If Candlemas brings clouds and rain, winter will not come again. The coldest part of winter lies ahead, but each…
Hughie Wright with Freckles (the beagle) and Missy (the Weimaraner) in Seal Harbor, Maine courtesy Jackie Davidson Hughie Wright was…
Washcloths are fairly uniform in size and shape, but their qualities beyond that are sometimes overlooked. They can provide an…
The corn honey from Mexico is dark amber, with a creamy sweetness made sweeter since each spoon carries memories of…
A wonderful winter blizzard brought mounds of white snow to play in and shovel and snowshoe through. Spinning gusts of…
White ground, blue sky, green tree, silver balls. Colors and calm, how has it happened that we are relaxed rather…
This Thanksgiving my sister-in-law requested I make Holiday Salad. “What is that?” I queried. One time we brought pie, another…
What to do in Maine. Downeast weekend, part 1 A devoted Mary Norton fan as a child, I saw implements…
It is rainy and dark as I dash to the house, pushing the door shut against the buffeting wind. No,…