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Month: <span>January 2020</span>

2020: Glancing back, gazing ahead

January 5, 2020 kelly Learning

Much has changed in the years from 2010 to 2020 and that’s a very good thing. Life isn’t intended to be stagnant.

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Kayaking around Camden Harbor and out to Curtis Is Kayaking around Camden Harbor and out to Curtis Island was much fun. We go back and forth on whether to get our own kayaks. How many times a year would we use them? . . . #mainelife #summertime #getoutside #kayaking
Where did Summer go so quickly? One minute humidit Where did Summer go so quickly? One minute humidity and temps well into the 80s, and the next, crystal clear nights and lovely breezes—a visit from a childhood friend over far too quickly. . . . #mainelife #newengland #icywater #summertime #getoutside
The breakwater is always a pleasant diversion on a The breakwater is always a pleasant diversion on a nice day. Almost a mile out to the light, it’s a good walk there and back. . . . #mainething #midcoastmaine #getoutside #newengland #coastpath #summerday
Summah is in full swing. And it’s official after Summah is in full swing. And it’s official after a visit to McLoon’s for lobster rolls. We love it! . . . #maine #newengland #summertime #goexplore #maineigers
Summertime is bocce time, but with a sassy bulldog Summertime is bocce time, but with a sassy bulldog named Wanda. She thinks they’re hers and will obsess over trying to get one in her mouth. It’s entertaining for about 2 minutes, then out comes the stake and cord. Still, she stalks the balls, crouches, and lunges at them with fierce determination. . . . #mainelife #summertime #relaxingtime #englishbulldog #theWanda
It’s becoming a weekly habit—an excuse to go t It’s becoming a weekly habit—an excuse to go to the hardware store. We can’t just pass by on our way back home. We have to stop. It’s worth skipping dinner. . . . #maine #midcoastmaine #summertime #newengland #dessertfirst #icecream #yesplease
Along the back path, camomile and sage, happy toge Along the back path, camomile and sage, happy together. They make it look so easy, don’t they? . . . #maine #mainegarden #herbs #makesmehappy #diginthedirt #zone6
Iris time is nearly over here. I inherited many wh Iris time is nearly over here. I inherited many when I bought our old house, but these are my favorites. . . . #mainegarden #springtime #june #beardediris #zone6
It finally rained! Here’s hoping we’re not as It finally rained! Here’s hoping we’re not as dry as last year. One of the things I appreciate about living here is how green everything is. Hoping to keep everything blooming without resorting to the hose! . . . #maine #mainegarden #springflowers #zone6 #perennials
It has been insufferably hot for several days, but It has been insufferably hot for several days, but today it’s eased a bit and there’s a breeze. I’m more someone who appreciates a brisk day, or light warmth on a Spring day. That’s a big reason we decided to move to here—mild summers, glorious Fall, very snowy winters, and lush Spring—minus the unexpected heat, thank you. What about you? Do you enjoy hot weather? . . . #maine #countryside #springtime #reflections
New bikes, new trails—and it’s time for lupine New bikes, new trails—and it’s time for lupines! Feels so good to be out doing things. Appreciating all of it! . . . #maine #trails #newengland #getoutside #wildflowers #summertime
Reentry Part 2: Rent a house on a beach with your Reentry Part 2: Rent a house on a beach with your friends, take lots of long walks on the beach with your dogs, read, share a puzzle, eat, drink, and read some more. Say hello to passers by. Breathe deeply. . . . #maine #mainelife #newengland #beachhouse #beachwalk #getoutdoors
Back alleys are fascinating, as are fire escapes. Back alleys are fascinating, as are fire escapes. I like the shadows they create. . . . #maine #newengland #cityscape #architecture #urban
It’s taken us two years to get down here—add a It’s taken us two years to get down here—add another light to our list. I think everyone else has already been here, snapping away. It’s a beauty, but I think Owl’s Head is still my favorite. . . . #maine #newengland #lighthouselove #coastalmaine
Our first real outing since you know—multi day, Our first real outing since you know—multi day, and in a city with a population ten times that of ours. I can tell we’re pretty rusty on this “getting out”, and I’ve wondered whether we’ll actually get back the wanderlust we were familiar with. . . . #maine #newengland #quaint #perfectday
In my yard... magical. . . . . #ornamentalcherry In my yard... magical. . . . . #ornamentalcherry #mainegarden #springtime
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