Thank you for all who visited on last week’s Long and Short Reviews Wednesday Weekly Blog Challenge. This week’s topic is our favorite outdoor/nature activities.
I wish it were gardening. I dream of a house surrounded by beautiful flowers, with fat, ripe fruits and vegetables growing in the backyard. I’ve not had the time in my life to be a serious gardener, nor really the right home.
I also wish it were animal photography, because I adore animals, and being around them. A life finding and capturing our furry friends for posterity sounds so worthwhile and so satisfying.
So, now that I have my retirement goals set, here is what I do now. I’m sure I’m not alone but the things I enjoy doing outside are walking the dog, drinking a pint of beer or glass of wine at an outdoor table overlooking the water (a margarita would also work), and hiking, although I do very little of the last two lately. Walking the dog is the one I do most, for obvious reasons. That’s her below. Isn’t she lovely?
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She is adorable. But I love all dogs. 🙂 Good goals, too!
Thanks, Megan. I love dogs too. Our own makes it so personal.
I hope you get to have a large and beautiful garden someday.
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Thanks. Right now, I’ll settle for a windowbox.
Oh, what a cute face. Walking the dog can be a very nice way to take pictures of other people’s gardens. With mine it’s hard to get one that isn’t blurred.
Walking a dog is definitely a good way to see the neighborhood and admire others’ gardens.
PUPPY! I’m a sucker for dogs… and they do keep you active, don’t they?
Me too. They do keep me active, which is one of the reasons I’m really glad to have her.
Very much with you on “walking the dog is my outdoor activity” and on missing other things that I could be doing. (The dog is adorable, by the way.) I like your bucket list, too.
Thanks, Michael. I welcome the time when its more than a bucket list. 🙂