Re-Entry from the Tropics to the Northeast March 2015

I have a love/hate relationship with the re-entry process.  Since I travel often it’s an on-going relationship. Depending on where I have come from it’s often very tough to leave.  That’s the case in the deep winter when I return from any place warm, much less Hawaii – to the frigid north east, my home base.  This winter has been a particularly diffiicult one which is not news to you. I live in an old farm house with not great insulation and windows that rattle with the wind, so the drafty house is- well, let’s just say different from where I was staying in Maui with a sweet garden and beautiful pagoda in back.  Beginning my day with loading wood from the porch, trudging out through the snow in below 0 degree weather to empty the ashes before starting the fire again takes a chunk of time.  In Maui all I had to do was get my gear ready for my morning painting session.  It did rejuvenate me, but it hasn’t taken long to get a winter fatigue from the snow, which is falling as I write.

Planning my Spring events which include a trip to Florida gets me excited.  I’m looking forward to my first co-creation with Sharron Britton of High Springs Emporium where we are going to combine her knowledge of crystals with an art-making class.  If you’re in the area (High Springs Florida) please stop by.

I’m off to shovel snow.  Be well, till next time, Melissa