A week in Salt Lake City, skiing various resorts and enjoying the beauty of the area.
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Goodbye 2021! Hello travels in Utah.
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Five days in Cottonwood, enjoying time with family and getting away in our RV.
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A wonderful Thanksgiving and a road trip.
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My ten days of quarantine are over; I spent a lot of time resting and reading. I had one day of excitement when the Reach helicopter landed on the property.
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Ten days. That’s how long one has to quarantine after receiving a positive test result for Covid-19. I contracted Sars-CoV-2 about a week ago and this is my story.
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What a glorious rain storm we had. We had 7’ of rain at our house between when it started and 6pm last night. Everywhere was soaking wet and water was running all over the place.
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3/4 of an inch of rain and an adventure in RV purchasing.
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Much of Anderson Valley has begun harvesting grapes already, especially the sparkling wine growers and growers of white varietals. Most Pinot noir has also come in as well. We on the ridge are a bit behind everyone else and thus started our harvest Friday evening.
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For the first time in 14 months I have found myself with time on my hands. My phone is quieter, my email inbox not overflowing. It’s lovely.
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Covid-19, heat, fires and a severe drought - some thoughts.
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Last week I was included in an gathering of the engineers from Brelje & Race and Roy O’Connor from Region One Water Board, as well as a couple of the CSD board for an informal look at one of the potential waste water treatment sites.
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My hands are on the mend, I’m back on my bike and I’m busier than ever!
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The professional and the personal met for me this past Saturday when my clients told me they wanted to look at a property on mountain bikes.
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It began, like most things, gradually. First, just a little stiffness in the morning, then a few of my fingers started locking up and unlocking them became really painful. Then they started aching almost all of the time and if I accidentally bumped them I would cry out in pain.
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Thanks to “Abhorrent in Albion” for the inspiration for this article whose anonymous rudeness inspired me to interview my 90-year-old cousin, Joe, for the ridge and family history in this article.
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An update on my husband’s health, my own healthy start to the New Year and a quick real estate update.
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