Category Archives: Nature

Day 13: Living in the Moment

“What day is it?” asked Pooh. “It’s today,” squeaked Piglet. “My favorite day,” said Pooh.” ― A.A. Milne Winnie the Pooh is my favorite Disney character. I grew up listening to his stories on tapes and love watching the movie. I actually saw The Tigger Movie in theaters with my vovó and sat through the wholeContinue reading “Day 13: Living in the Moment”

Day 7: Balance

Life right now is chaotic, as I have said many times before. So it is important to find a balance between both chaos and peace. I joined friends to celebrate a birthday today at Rainbow River. However while this sounds like a joyous occassion, I struggled to relax. While swimming in the river, I realizedContinue reading “Day 7: Balance”

Day 5: Moving Through Life

The world is in constant motion. Everyday plants shoot up from the earth gasping for their first breath of air and the warm energy eminating from the sun. Vibrant flowers and sturdy trees paint our landscapes. They adapt and change to fit their survival needs. In this series of photos that I am working on,Continue reading “Day 5: Moving Through Life”

Day: 7 Below

On a trip in April 2019, I drove under rocks through the Dixie National Forest on the way to Bryce National Park! Winding through the forest I saw stunning red rocks and rock formations called hoo-doos. These were just a tease to what I would eventually see at Bryce. Travelling “Utah’s First All-American Road”

Finding Some Peace Outdoors

On March 22nd, my boyfriend and I hopped in the car and drove to Ferndale Preserve in Ferndale, Florida. Cooped up inside since March 16th, we needed to break free of the house. We pulled into the parking lot and saw a lovely park with signs stating areas were preserved for wildlife. I stopped atContinue reading “Finding Some Peace Outdoors”

Swimming in the Backyard

Today was all about relaxing and finding peace. I have a very large backyard. After living in the home for a year, I still hadn’t done anything with the space. The grass by now is dead, and there were tons of ant holes. However, that hasn’t stopped me from making the most of it allContinue reading “Swimming in the Backyard”