Karma at Play: The Greenway
During my recent trip back east, mom and I decided to pop in to Boston for a carefree day. We planned only on lunch in the North End, an Italian […]
Author Archives: ancestreats
Ribbons and Bows of Blue
When you grow up in a small town, it has a way of getting under your skin. In the worst of ways, the confines can feel limiting as an adventurous […]
Greenmarket Goodies
After the long and endless winter we just experienced, it’s still hard to believe we’re actually approaching Summer. In general, things are just better in Summer. It’s easier to get out […]
Petrified Forest NP |Part Three
The long awaited third and final post for the Petrified Forest National Park is NOW. To catch up on the reading and photos, link to the earlier two posts here: […]
Petrified Forest NP | Part Two
This is the second of three posts that I will share from my visit to the Petrified Forest National Park in Arizona. While this isn’t a travel blog, but rather […]
Petrified Forest NP |Part One
In my last post, I shared the pictorial highlights from the second leg of our recent road trip, where we dallied for a very long afternoon along the South Rim […]
Grand Canyon NP| South Rim
Over Memorial Day weekend, we made a road-trip to Arizona. Our original destination was the Petrified Forest NP. This has been on my wish list since I was a child, […]
Blue, Purple & Bill Cunningham Fabulous
Today we experienced freaky severe New Mexico weather. Extremely foreboding dark skies, with a smattering of lightning in unpredictable places, accompanied by heavy downpours. In the early afternoon, I watched […]
Aglow after Sunrise
Since moving to New Mexico, a high desert plant that I have come to admire is the common and aptly named, Apache Plume. The scientific name is Fallugia paradoxa. I […]
Going Wide? Get Close.
My daughter’s second birthday is May 10th. After she was born, we brought her home from the hospital on Mother’s Day. This year, my Mother’s Day present arrived a week […]
Snap Mammas 