There’s something so comforting and also awe-inspiring about the Pacific Ocean.
Author Archives: Deonne Kahler
Shifting Gears
Yesterday I arrived in San Diego for my second annual Get-Work-Done-At-The-Beach retreat. I’ll be here 2-1/2 months, and plan to get a book drafted as well as update the blog and brainstorm new business ideas.
Posted in Travel
Tagged Beaches, California, Dogs, Sam
Short and Steep
You know what’s great about climate change? Winter hiking is so pleasant!
Posted in Home in Taos
Tagged Hiking, Rivers
If it’s easy, is it meaningful?
That’s the question I asked myself the other night.
Posted in Home in Taos
Tagged Churches, New Mexico, Winter
In The Footsteps of Giants
Myth is generally a lot more interesting (to me) than science, though in the case of the Giant’s Causeway in Northern Ireland, both are pretty great.
50 Ways to Feel Better Right Now
I don’t know about you, but I can barely read the news without having a full-blown panic attack.
Posted in Follow Your Bliss
Winter Light
One of my favorite annual events in Taos is the Lighting of Ledoux, which kicks off the winter holiday season.
Posted in Home in Taos
Tagged Flowers, Moon
Angel from Montgomery
I was in the car the other day trying to decide what song to share with you, and I thought of one of my favorites, the John Prine classic, “Angel from Montgomery.”
Posted in Music