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It was a treat to be able to take some time off of work to watch this little cowboy march with his schoolmates in their annual Halloween parade. He was so excited about Halloween this year; I haven’t had this much fun with it in a long time.

There will be lots of these popped in Boston tonight. Congratulations, Red Sox! B Strong!

This poor scarecrow is falling apart, but it’s still wicked cool. Go Red Sox! I am fighting with my own hair lately, just wearing it up because it’s so unruly. Actually, that’s nothing new. It’s always been wild and curly. I’ve always wished it were straight. Every time I want to complain about it, though,

Sometimes, I have those thoughts. The ones that say I’m not good at anything, that people don’t like me, that no one cares about me, that no one is on my side. The ones that make me hate myself. That make me doubt my writing, my photography, and everything else I share here. That make

We spent the afternoon at our home away from home — the zoo. They were having their “Spooky Zoo” celebration, and we wore our costumes (cowboy gear). The water in the Moon Bear exhibit was rather peaceful. Joshua always likes to stand here and look “under the sea.” We got to take a look at

There’s a lot of beauty on the ground during this time of year.

I certainly felt welcome in the city of San Francisco. But it was nice to be welcomed back into New England this morning. Even despite the frigid temperatures (in the 30s when we landed).

After training today, I took a quick walk across the street to the piers before it got dark (see what I did there with the theme?). It seemed that everyone was there to either fish, run, or take photos. Of course, I was in the last group. Did you know the Great Pumpkin is from