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The latest from Our Little House in the Big Woods
- Spring is bustin’ out all over (and a blogging milestone)
- Traveling from little house in the woods to big city on the coast
- Healing a broken toe, watching the snow melt
- The maze is your labyrinth
- Mindfulness, equanimity–and a broken toe
- The perils and ecstasy of walking on snow
- Loss and gain
- Sad transitions
- Snow, snow, snow and it’s really __ __ __ __ __
- Vegetable scrap smiley for our company
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Author Archives: Kathy
Spring is bustin’ out all over (and a blogging milestone)
Spring burst wide open in the Upper Peninsula early last week. When we returned from our East Coast trip May 2nd a pile of persistent snow still melted slowly on the ground. A week later the wildflowers graced us with … Continue reading
Traveling from little house in the woods to big city on the coast
It’s a quiet May morning in our little house in the woods. Gray clouds scud across the tops of budding poplar trees. Wind blows her gusty breath on the deck umbrella which we just retrieved from the basement in honor … Continue reading
Healing a broken toe, watching the snow melt
The last three weeks I have been mending a broken toe while watching snow fall and melt, fall and melt. Since my mobility was rather limited in the first couple of weeks the day’s highlight often occurred during a daily … Continue reading
Posted in April 2022
Tagged broken toe, nature, pussy willows, snow, spring, Upper Peninsula
53 Comments
The maze is your labyrinth
On the day before Gretel journeyed down to earth again and birthed in her mama’s belly, her spiritual angel reminded her about the purpose of Living on Earth. Remember, Gretel, in the deep recesses of your heart WHY you’re choosing … Continue reading
Posted in April 2022
Tagged angels, birth, Brothers Grimm, confusion, death, fairy tale, forest, found, Hansel and Gretel, heart, hope, life, lost, love, spirituality, story
30 Comments
Mindfulness, equanimity–and a broken toe
I’ve gone “back to spiritual basics” in recent weeks since our trip to Georgia. Being aware of breath and body. Breathe in, breathe out. Paying attention to this body, this shin, that shoulder, this pelvis, this skull. Doing long body-based … Continue reading
Posted in April 2022
Tagged awareness, broken toe, electric carts, equanimity, feelings, mindfulness, personal, spirituality, thoughts
52 Comments
The perils and ecstasy of walking on snow
Let’s talk about the ecstasy first, shall we? Often a special moment arrives each March. Since the snow melt started a couple of weeks ago we’ve been sinking in. You walk to the shed and your boot sinks in over … Continue reading
Posted in March 2022
Tagged humor, melting, nature, snow, spring, Upper Peninsula, winter
34 Comments
Loss and gain
We lost my father-in-law, Jim, this weekend. Barry lost his dad. Our kids lost their dear grandpa. Our loss is heaven’s gain. I don’t have much inclination to write. It’s a quiet time. But I am reflecting on loss and … Continue reading
Posted in March 2022
Tagged death, family, gain, Keweenaw Bay, life, loss, spring, Upper Peninsula, winter
72 Comments
Sad transitions
We lounged on the patio in my in-law’s backyard in early March. It was almost 80 degrees. A bluebird fluttered on the branch of a nearby magnolia tree and cardinals sang their sweet song in the fig tree. An hour … Continue reading
Posted in March 2022
Tagged cancer, dementia, family, Georgia, illness, nature, sadness, snow, Upper Peninsula
68 Comments
Snow, snow, snow and it’s really __ __ __ __ __
So while my “southern” friends are posting pictures of crocuses and daffodils, we’re still getting snow, snow and more snow. If you’re a Wordle player (which I am) please guess the following word __ __ __ __ __ You have … Continue reading
Posted in February 2022
Tagged Keweenaw Bay, photography, plowing, shoveling, snow, Upper Peninsula, winter, Wordle
45 Comments
Vegetable scrap smiley for our company
Company arrives in about four hours. Our friend, Dave, said he’d be here by noon but messaged to say he’s running late. He’s coming from the eastern Upper Peninsula in his camper van. He’s been snowshoeing and skiing near the … Continue reading
Posted in February 2022
Tagged friends, housecleaning, humor, ice fishing, personal, turkey meatloaf, Upper Peninsula, visitors
26 Comments