August Sizzled & Days Fried
"The month of August had turned into a griddle where the days just lay there and sizzled." - Sue Monk Kidd This week was a slow week, a long [...] continue reading
"The month of August had turned into a griddle where the days just lay there and sizzled." - Sue Monk Kidd This week was a slow week, a long [...] continue reading
Another week of summer has passed in SW France and as usual, things have occurred. The most surprising was probably the wet stuff that fell [...] continue reading
This week the heat finally broke in SW France and wow...the relief was incredible. The dome that had been sitting and burning up all of [...] continue reading
The air smells like burning electrical wires today. It's acrid and hazy and feels so heavy that it rests on your chest like a giant stone. I write [...] continue reading
Bonjour my friends, from a very warm SW France. It's going to be a scorcher here this week, and the only thing brightening the horizon are the [...] continue reading
Before I started the Camino I admittedly had a few expectation and fears. The first went more along the lines of what I thought the Camino [...] continue reading
What a trip it was! 800km, 40 days, so much pain, so much joy. I can say now with all honestly and absolute certainly that walking the Camino [...] continue reading
It seems a lifetime ago that I left my Camino adventure and yet it's only been a few weeks. I'm not gonna lie. Settling back into real life has [...] continue reading
Done, dusted, over and complete. I’m sitting in the park near the university at Santiago de Compostela with a view of the Cathedral and I can [...] continue reading
Another solid week has passed on the Camino, the rush of days just merging one into the other like a old movie reel. I’m further along and [...] continue reading
Hello earthlings! I know it’s been a while and I’m so sorry to have left you hanging for so long, I really am. It’s been over 350km (> 210 [...] continue reading
It’s not quite been a week, only 5 days to be honest, but today feels like a good day to blog. I’m in my hostel room in Pamplona having just [...] continue reading