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Tag Archives: Lake Superior
The joy of sauntering
So often in our society we vow to exercise, walk briskly, hike four miles, cover ground, get our hearts pumping for health and longevity. Nothing wrong with that. Our bodies may appreciate the vigor, movement, intensity. But I am in … Continue reading
Posted in January 2021
Tagged Huron Bay, John Muir, Lake Superior, meander, Michigan, nature, outdoors, photography, saunter, snow, Upper Peninsula, walking, wild turkeys, winter, woods
60 Comments
Let’s play Treasure Hunt
Yesterday I drove west and north toward “big town” grocery shopping up in Houghton. At first I asked the Holy if we could play a game–Treasure Hunt. That’s a game where you keep your eyes wide open and the Universe … Continue reading
Posted in What the Heart Knows
Tagged attention, beliefs, holy, ice, Lake Superior, meditation, nature, photography, thoughts, treasure, treasure hunt
25 Comments
The quest for pumpkin creamer and so much more…
Have you ever woken up in the morning with a yearning for…a yearning for…and you can’t say quite what you’re yearning for…? You want something. Your heart wants something. But you cannot articulate what you want.
Posted in September 2020
Tagged humor, Lake Superior, longing, nature, photography, pumpkin creamer, rocks, waves, yearning
55 Comments
Our neighborhood “Point” of Lake Superior magic
Good morning to all on this cloudy cooler Saturday morning in our Upper Peninsula woods. Just wanting to post some photos of our recent drive out to Point Abbaye which juts out into Lake Superior like a finger pointing toward … Continue reading
Posted in August, 2020
Tagged biting flies, environment, Lake Superior, landscape, memory, nature, photography, Point Abbaye, Upper Peninsula, writing
44 Comments
Should I stay or should I go?
I am feeling so much indecision these days. Are any of you feeling the same? Let’s take a simple action like driving into the “big city” of Marquette tomorrow or the next day. I need new summer pajamas, a lightweight … Continue reading
Posted in August, 2020
Tagged COVID, family, garden, indecision, Lake Superior, Marquette, photography, summer, travel, undecided, Upper Peninsula
43 Comments
Porcupine, bear, lake trout & crunchy grasshoppers
Lots has been happening in our Little House in the Woods. I seem to forget, at times, that we’re still in the midst of a pandemic. Here are a few highlights: At 1 a.m. on Sunday morning a noise startled … Continue reading
Posted in June, 2020
Tagged bear, chainsaw, firewood, Lake Superior, lake trout, nature, photography, porcupine, splitting wood, Studebaker, woods
26 Comments
Lake Superior Creature Fairy Tale
In the old days, older than the oldest days, long before you drew your first ragged breath, long before your grandmother’s grandmother’s grandmother drew her first ragged and tentative breath–that’s when this story begins. In the bottom of Lake Superior … Continue reading
Posted in April, 2019
Tagged creature, daemon, fairy tale, fish, ice, inspiration, Lake Superior, myth, psychology, spring, story, thoughts, writing
30 Comments
Time Marches On
This March afternoon–with about five to six inches of new wet heavy snow here in our never-ending snow country of the Upper Peninsula–I have been looking through old photos once again. (Not that I look through them often. Just every … Continue reading
Posted in March 2019
Tagged ice, ice fishing, Lake Superior, March, memories, personal, photography, snow, thoughts, Upper Peninsula, weather, winter
35 Comments
Keep giving away…
I have been pondering giving a lot lately. When the world seems turned upside down and backwards, it’s often not clear what we can do to help. One thing that can so soothe a weary or confused soul is … Continue reading
Radiant skies & freighter on the way to radiation
I’ve been driving my dear friend Susan to radiation treatment for breast cancer in Marquette several times in these past couple of months. She’s traveled to the hospital for treatment over an hour and a half away from Baraga five … Continue reading
Posted in November 2017
Tagged cancer, freighters, hope, illness, Lake Superior, Lee A. Tregurtha, life, photography, spirituality, thoughts
46 Comments