musings of a solo traveler
Here we go, Nats, here we go! ⚾️ Who doesn’t like spending their Friday night under the bright lights of a baseball stadium, cheering for the local team? After all, baseball is America’s favorite pastime. While I might lean more towards football, I am never …
26 years ago, my mom took me to my first concert! The year was 1992…I was 6 years old and I was set to see the “one and only” Alison Krauss. Her and Union Station were on their way to releasing their second album and …
Last weekend I was supposed to hiking and “finding myself” in the middle of the woods, but due to the impending hurricane, my “retreat” got canceled. Darn you, hurricane! But on the flip side, though, I had an open weekend to do something…anything. So what …
Who has been to Washington DC? I have lived outside this city my entire life and I am always amazed what it has to offer each time I venture downtown. While I wish I could live in DC (rent is a little ridiculous; let alone …
Update, prior to posting: the retreat has been canceled! I am keeping this post, though. I didn’t change anything – this post is an authentic, original post. I will use the free time to reconnect in a different way. The last line of my post really …
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A week ago I was talking to my lovely and magnificent friend, AD. We try our best to have a “catch up/vent/talk session” at least once a month. Of course we have a lot going on, but it’s always nice to hear a familiar voice, who’s …
“Baa-Ha-Ba” they say. Or for those non-New Englanders, it’s “Bar Harbor”. The main attraction of my entire New England adventure. It wound up to be everything everyone said it would be. The downtown area was as cute as can be. Acadia National Park was captivating. …
