Lock-down Reflections

I followed the birds to the little cottage on the beach. This time I noticed an estate across the street, painted in the same colors as

I wonder when it’s extremely windy like today, if the birds find it more difficult to fly. Or maybe they just go in the direction of

I’m out here by myself floating in Pelican on the Intercoastal, sunny and calm. “Everything is new now”, said my friend in our women’s circle, except

Early this morning I got a call that Kulana, my new bike, was ready for me to pick up. As I strapped her to my friend’s

I want to correct some false information published in the New York Times today. Their article begins: “As the coronavirus’s toll eased in New York and

After reading the New York Times article yesterday with inaccurate information about Peru, I felt the need to get outside and clear my head. I rode

  I just took my first swim in the Atlantic since they closed the beaches almost 9 weeks ago. The sea is calm, the sky overcast

It’s a strangely quiet day on the Intercoastal this holiday weekend unofficially launching summer in the USA. Maybe everyone is at the ocean now that they’re

After two days of pouring rain, I was delighted to see the sun again this morning. The surf was still a little rough but soft enough

As I sit on our small Intercoastal beach, I listen to a young family 100 yards away, encouraging their 8 year old brother to jump off

I saw my mom yesterday, through double glass doors for about 5 minutes. It took her a moment to recognize me and then she reached out

Yesterday I took a ride in a friend’s airplane. We flew over the Everglades and surrounding areas at about 3000 feet. What a unique perspective looking

I just finished a book called The Space of Love from the Anastasia series in which a recluse who lives in a Siberian forest, teaches that

What is your discomfort level at the moment? Some women friends and I were discussing that question in relation to the anti racism demonstrations happening in

It’s a special day today. Day 98 since I arrived in Florida, June 21, the Solstice and this year also an eclipse and the new moon.