2020 June | Yes I Think I Can

Satisfaction of completion

Excited to share that I have biked one thousand miles outside this season! I tend to operate best
With small, incremental markers getting me to where or what I’m moving toward. Is that true for you, too?

Freedom Outdoors

I think I have rarely so appreciated
The freedom just outside my door—
Especially on my bike.

What rhymes with grumpy

Google gives me “grumpy” rhymes… Are all of those really words?

Mask Styling

Because you wear your mask
To protect me, as I wear mine to protect you, let me say a special THANK YOU!

Staying connected

“Connect with others” is one of my 5 Keys for saying “yes” to bigger things. Thank goodness for computers, email, cell phones, for keeping us connected.

Zest or zest-less

Hooray for friends—I hope yours are close, where you can soak up their love! It sure makes life more zest-full!

Bird-bombed

There was no “splat” involved, but it was still a memorable bird adventure!

Hooray for take-out

Life begins to “open up” again, yet for us, as seniors, taking precautions, much is still the same. One of the small pleasures of this time has been “take-out!”

Life Balance

“Do I do this? Or that?” “Will I have enough energy to do it all?”
The need for life balance is a reality for us all. How do you embrace your passionate, zest-filled activity and still do everything else?

Tend a Friend

Isolation. Loneliness. It’s a huge problem right now. “Connecting with others” is one of my 5 keys for a zest-filled life. So–what to do?

Biking for Inner Sunshine

Even without the extraordinary events of pandemic and protests, we all go through our dark days. And when you do, what do you do to counter it?

Heavy Heart

[…] this past week’s horrifying events have weighed on my heart.
It’s because they are undoubtedly weighing on your own, that I share the following limerick.

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