Monhegan 2026: Friends and Food (Photos)
In this post, you can see our meals together and the loving supportive atmosphere we share with each other.
Fun
Extended Family Visits for a Week
A great time was had by all, and I’m so grateful for this we could all be together.
Grace Notes #63 (with Photos)
I am furthering my ongoing goal of appreciating such a continuous, overflowing abundance of random good.
Morocco: On Camels (and Glamping) in the Sahara Desert
The leggy camel shadows, together with the cadence of the ride, and the changing colors of the sand depending on how the light hit it, was the stuff memories are made of.
We Went to Morocco in December!
Our older daughter invited me to go with her to Morocco in December and we had a great time.
150 Things to Do if You are Bored
All these ideas were swirling around in my thought with the desire to encourage you to wave your ennui goodbye and seize an opportunity that floats your boat.
Lobster Cove Photos (2023)
The sound of the surf, the briney smell of the air, the wind, …all are invigorating.
Arriving on Monhegan Island (2023)
It was great to be on this lovely, famous, “artist colony” island again, after our first trip there together last year.
A Rollercoaster of Abundance and Joy (New Poem by Polly Castor)
This summer has gone so fast filled to the brim with so much good.
People at Creative Arts Camp 2023
The people at camp are terrific and the culture of unconditional love and support we’ve created there is amazingly palpable.
Light and Texture around Camp Newfound (Photos)
We are surrounded by great light and textures, with lake views on three sides.
Cherry Island Swim 2023
On the way out a bald eagle flew overhead. On the way back a heron flew over us low and quite near, checking us out.
Glad to be Back at Creative Arts Camp
I’m glad to be back on the shores of Long Lake for my 18th year of Creative Arts Camp.
Chateau de Chillon (Castle/Fortress)
Chateau de Chillon is a castle/fortress that was undefeated until that advent of guns, so has remained undamaged and essentially unchanged for 800 years.
