
I hope that wherever you are, you are safe, you are well, and whether alone or in a bubble, you are contented.
🙂
I hope that wherever you are, you are safe, you are well, and whether alone or in a bubble, you are contented.
🙂
As we head to the shortest day of the year, I’m looking forward to the solstice and our turn toward spring …
… toward a better year … toward safer times for all of us.
Happy Monday. 🙂
I’ve been invited by my friend KA Gould to participate in the “travel photo challenge.”
The idea is to post a photo of a favourite travel destination and invite readers to guess where the photo was taken.
Here’s mine:
Please stop by Allan’s blog to do a little browsing. He takes really terrific photos, especially of Jasper National Park.
https://photoblography3.wordpress.com/2020/12/17/daily-photo-2/
Happy Friday; stay safe and well. 🙂
I saw this cartoon on Melanie’s site: https://sparksfromacombustiblemind.com/
She has been collecting and posting some great funnies. 🙂
Aren’t these great colours? I love this combination. No groundhog required. 🙂
My M and I spent New Year’s Day in Toronto, just strolling and having dinner at a favourite downtown restaurant.
As we left the restaurant, there was a great evening view of the CN Tower, dressed in its festive colours.
I hope your year is off to a good start.
Happy 2020. 🙂
Orchids are a marvellous part of the Dominican landscape.
There are many kinds, including the vanilla orchid that is native to the island. They weren’t blooming when we visited, but here’s a beautiful white one that was.
And one more.
There are many magnificent things in the world; in this 20/20 year, we need to see that.
Greetings from the lovely orchids of Dominican Republic. 🙂
I hope your last Monday of the year …
… is a terrific one.
Warm New Year’s greetings to everyone. 🙂
I am enjoying the warmth. 🙂
My M on the beach.
Wherever you are, I hope you are enjoying the warmth of family, friends, weather, or the freedom of your own space.
Cheers. 🙂
We recently took a short trip to Tofino, British Columbia. It’s famous for its stunning beaches, surf, fabulous old-growth forests, and as a gateway to eco-travelling.
Many people also come to Tofino in the fall to see the storm waves crashing on the shore.
Tofino is on the Pacific Ocean, and the next stop is Japan. Those waves have plenty of time to work up a good head of steam before throwing themselves at the land.
The power of the waves pushed this giant log ashore; a surfer could be a very easy matter.
This beautiful location on the western edge of Vancouver Island is a total jewell.