#WordlessWednesdays: views of the Niagara Gorge
#WordlessWednesdays: views of the Niagara Gorge Read More »
Last weekend, I had the opportunity to participate in a Master Naturalist volunteer/training weekend. It was coordinated by Kristi Sullivan of Cornell University, with the support of a variety of organizations, including Buffalo-Niagara Waterkeeper, the Western New York Land Conservancy, and Cornell Cooperative Extension of Erie County. We spent the entire weekend working in and
Sunset on the Niagara River #SkywatchFriday Read More »
Jim Sniadecki can be found at events, both on and off Grand Island. I’ve seen him at Relay for Life, held in June, and in Paddles up!, held in July. I’ve seen him at the Grand Island Farmers Market, which was held last year at Tom Thompson’s farm on Long Road. Today, I caught up
Humans of Grand Island: the kettle corn maker Read More »
My California adventure ended early in the morning on Tuesday, May 8th. It was time to go back home. Two movies, two airplanes, and one truck later, I was home. Home had changed since I left a little more than two weeks ago. I left winter in the Buffalo area and I returned for springtime.
The Power of Me Time Read More »
Now that it’s time to reflect on my experience with this year’s A through Z challenge, I am almost speechless. What do I say about a month that I spent looking for beauty in likely and unlikely places? At the beginning of April, I took a selfie with a camera because… C is for camera!
Reflections on the 2018 Blogging from A through Z challenge Read More »
On Thursday, May 3rd, I went to the San Diego Zoo with my niece Chrisha, my two great nieces Claire and Addie, and my great nephew Elliott. We met my friend Diane and her grandson Kieren at the zoo. The San Diego Zoo is famous because it’s enormous. It is 100 acres in size and
San Diego Zoo: elephants Read More »
On Thursday, May 3rd, I went to the San Diego Zoo with my niece Chrisha, my two great nieces Claire and Addie, and my great nephew Elliott. We met my friend Diane and her grandson Kieren at the zoo. The San Diego Zoo is famous because it’s enormous. It is 100 acres in size and
San Diego Zoo: horticulture, part two Read More »
On Thursday, May 3rd, I went to the San Diego Zoo with my niece Chrisha, my two great nieces Claire and Addie, and my great nephew Elliott. We met my friend Diane and her grandson Kieren at the zoo. The San Diego Zoo is famous because it’s enormous. It is 100 acres in size and
San Diego Zoo: horticulture Read More »
What a fun challenge this has been! I’ve spent the month looking for beauty in likely and unlikely places. So I end the A through Z challenge, finding beauty in wackiness. Zanyism means the behavior or quality of being zany or clownish. It’s also defined as engaging in horseplay or tomfoolery. The most hilarious bit