Travel Highlights of 2017
This year has been one of many travel highlights, and I appreciate them all so much. In 2016, I was housebound for most of the year due to health issues.…
This year has been one of many travel highlights, and I appreciate them all so much. In 2016, I was housebound for most of the year due to health issues.…
Idyllwild, a small mountain town in southern California, sits amid tall trees. It’s a town known to welcome artists of all genres. The town monument is a wood carving of…
This is the New Year, Another chance to turn it all around . . . Want to hear a story of hope as this New Year dawns? Let me tell…
Have you ever been to a dog show? We found a delightful one following the Fourth of July parade in the mountains. Like the Westminster dog show, handlers walked the…
What goes into making a parade fun? The Fourth of July parade in the mountain town of Idyllwild has a lot going for it. First, it’s set among towering pines,…
Mayor Max of the mountain town of Idyllwild and his deputy mayors Mikey and Mitzi recently had birthdays. And they invited the town to celebrate with them. It wasn’t any…
Animals have brightened my week. So my random 5 this week is about dogs and cats. 1. The leaping black blur is a pup named Bogie. I’ve met him on…
Miracles happen every day. Change your perception of what a miracle is and you’ll see them all around you.— Jon Bon Jovi We stopped in a small mountain town for…
Time does not pass, it continues. — Marty Rubin We went for a welcome getaway to the little mountain town of Idyllwild last week. In among the pines, we found…
Wishing you sightings of the miraculous in your world today! . Seeing Miracles in the Common was last modified: October 17th, 2018 by…
The world is crammed with wonders. From the splendor of the deep waters of Lake Tahoe to the man-made engineering marvel that is the Eiffel Tower, the possibilities for discovery and enjoyment have no limits. I enjoy looking for such wonders, tiny or great, near or far from home. How about you?
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Every day I see or hear something that more or less kills me with delight . . . . -- Mary Oliver