It’s sunny and wet and almost warm. Spring is here. Wow. It’s been a really long winter. Beautiful and windy out today. Hiked through Sells Park….


Last night Todd Rundgren performed with students from Hocking College at the Southern Theatre in Columbus. The students were great! Todd was pretty cool and the theater was amazing. It was nice to photograph an event instead of writing.
My youngest son turned seven two weeks ago and we just had a party for him yesterday. We only invited eight friends but with siblings and a few extra kids, we had 13 young, energetic and loud children in our very small home. We came up with a few party games that we thought they like. The biggest hit: doughnuts on a string. We also had any bubble gum blowing contest ( seven-year-olds can’t blow bubbles), and a decorate your-own-cupcake event. Also fun.
Today is the first day of a new year. It will be a busy year. I am working on finishing my dissertation, looking for a job, moving and starting a life in another place. As time moves forward, I am excited and saddened for the changes. I have never been one to have too many regrets or dwell on things that did not come to pass. I have always tried to see the positive in life. This year will, hopefully have many.
The last day of 2010 was beautiful, sunny and warm. We went for a hike and a picnic in the hills behind our home. It was a great way to spend the last day of the year.
It’s not like we actually have a rainy season –it just rains a lot in the fall, then turns to snow, then ice. The sky is gray and overcast and the general mood becomes ‘heavy.’ Some people get depressed and down. The holidays are right around the corner and brings up all kinds of issues: family, money.. life.
But, in all that ‘stuff’ we have to deal with, there are some good things–rainbows, and light. They are always there but sometimes we don’t have the right perspective to see them.