cairn art

Hiking on Gorham Mountain at Acadia National Park, we were guided by beautiful cairns throughout the trail. These rustic guideposts were originally created by Waldron Bates, an early trail builder who built many of the rustic yet elegant cairns seen all along Acadia’s trails.

 

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maineiacs

We recently got back from an epic fall getaway exploring coastal Maine. Now we’re trying to hatch a plan to get there more often…or perhaps one day live there part of the year. Well, we can dream, can’t we? 🙂

 

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she nearly blew the roof off

This site is a place for feel-good stories and moments. And nothing made us feel better last night than seeing Aretha Franklin bring down the house singing Adele’s “Rolling in the Deep” on Letterman. Lady Soul KILLED it – and created a “fever pitch” all her own in the landmark Ed Sullivan Theater.

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word of the day

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a·nan·da

ˈänəndə/

Origin
< Sanskrit ānanda – joy, happiness, bliss

(in Hinduism, Buddhism and Jainism) extreme happiness, one of the highest states of being

ananda

Photo courtesy of SplitShire.com.

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relishing the ordinary

Today is National Read A Book Day, so here’s a great little read – For Some, Tis a Gift to be Simple – about the joys of getting lost in a library and the happiness that can come not only from great adventures, but from everyday ordinariness, too.NYPL

 

“Extraordinary experiences bring great joy throughout life. No surprise there. But…the older people [get], the more happiness ordinary experiences delivered. In fact, the happiness-making potential of everyday pursuits eventually grows equal to that of ones that are rarer.”

We’re off to go read a book now!

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