Well I'm finally taking the plunge and starting a blog. I'm busier than ever, but somehow it feels like the right time. With a friend leaving for Afghanistan and another facing major medical challenges, I am newly reminded of the importance of relationships above all else.
I don't have any large new news, no life transforming events or decisions--just the transformations that come from daily living and seeing new views of life. I am still in grad school (4th year) working on my MAP or major area paper. It seems that it's never ending and the time I allot for it is never enough. Like any chore, it always takes longer than you expect. But it's moving and that's exciting! Rylie and I still enjoy agility and hikes together. I'm looking forward to the spring and re-entry into the great outdoors. The rain was here today, so Spring should be on its way.
I'm going home for the weekend. What does that mean when you are an adult, when you have a home of your own? I have many homes. I have homes in Michigan, a home in Tennessee, a home in Scotland, a home in the woods, a home on the beach, an apartment home in Boston, a new home in Chicago, and homes I am still yet to find. I hope that this home, this blog, can connect my many homes together and allow me to be a little closer to the many homes I miss.
The Sundowner
Keeping in touch
This page is designed to connect me to those I love, those that are far away. Some posts will be updates on my life and daily going-ons. Others, perhaps, will include more observations, comments, and ideas. As of late, it tends to feature haiku of various forms and photos. Welcome.
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1 comment:
This is terrific Kezia. I admire the risks you are taking and the insights you are seeking.
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