On The Road
I've been mostly on the road this month. I've logged some 1,400 miles in all parts of the state. If you've been watching my blog, you know I love driving the open road. And I've had much of that.
I've been teaching workshops on preservation to archives and historical societies all over the state of Missouri.
I didn't actually make them answer difficult questions. [But I love this little photo.]
I have enjoyed the road trips and the people I've met. Sorry I've neglected my blog. I hope I can get back to it.
I've been teaching workshops on preservation to archives and historical societies all over the state of Missouri.
I didn't actually make them answer difficult questions. [But I love this little photo.]
I have enjoyed the road trips and the people I've met. Sorry I've neglected my blog. I hope I can get back to it.
posted by Lisa Fox at 1/30/2010 08:29:00 PM
4 Comments:
No problem! Glad you're busy, but sorry it's SO busy.
(Although, I have been curious to see how your experience a couple of Sundays ago at the baptism was, through a different set of eyes--if only from the "How do others see what I've become accustomed to?" angle.)
Maria, I started drafting a blog about that particular Sunday, but haven't had a chance to perfect it. Just FYI, its working title is "Sky Blue Juggler." Google "Richard Wilbur" for a hint.
It was a helluva Sunday, which continues to echo for me. If it weren't so important, it wouldn't be so difficult for me to write about. Know what I mean?
Absolutely! Of course, I love baptisms anyway. It's really hard to ruin a baptism!
Love the pic from the driver's seat. It is a little horizontal out there, isn't it? :-) But from what I see, beauitful too.
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