Canadian quarantine, day 8.
Feeling very restless and impatient to go out and explore! But we’re so lucky to have this great Airbnb, at least it’s a very cozy and beautiful home to be stuck in. We’ve been doing lots of arts & crafts … Continued
Traveling to Newfoundland
We said goodbye to Judy and Richard on Friday June 25, and headed north from Gorham up to visit Amy and George and our boatbuilder friend Kit in Brooklin, Maine for a day. It’s a 2-3 hour drive which usually … Continued
Moving to Newfoundland!!
We’re moving to NEWFOUNDLAND! Still working out a million details but I guess it’s real now – we are hoping to be in St. John’s, Newfoundland, Canada by the end of this summer! .When @miketopper was looking at jobs he said “you wanna … Continued
More mud! On the Mill Race Trail in Landenberg
This was a short walk that started from a trailhead in the middle of a housing development! Zigzagged down a steep hill and through bare trees and shrubs, to join a flat trail by the river.
Hibernia Park Rim Trail
Favorite hiking trail! Near Coatesville, PA.
Glowing foliage, Covid tests and quarantine.
This fall has been a wild roller coaster. Beautiful and glowing outside but inside the house we’ve had quite a go of illnesses and general disruption. I spent September feeling inexplicably dreadful with what turned out to be Lyme disease, … Continued
Fall in Kennett Square
It’s been a hectic time of transitions and unpredictability, but it feels very nice to be nestled in back at home and settling into the steady routine of a school semester now. Hattie is miraculously starting Kindergarten in person at … Continued
Fall beauty, finding time for creativity, always in transition.
We’ve been enjoying a gorgeous fall in West Philly, missing Maine a bit, starting to plan for our next transition. Mike is in year 3 of his veterinary medicine degree at UPenn, and we just celebrated his White … Continued
Hattie at 2.5 years
This kid. How was she ever a tiny, sleepy baby? She’s so intensely herself, now, that I can’t remember or begin to imagine that she was ever any other … Continued