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Life resets in plans
I have been lost in limbo the last few years stretching back before the pandemic that only made things worse. Oregon turned out to be a mistake in terms of work but thankfully I escaped that situation. I now have a position that allows me to work from anywhere in the continental United States. During the pandemic that has meant a tiny town in remote Idaho.
The job leaves space for things not associated with how I pay my bills even with the lasting effects of the corona virus. A plan is tarting to come together for what that means.
What is shaping up:
now through September -- declutter, downsize, see the Camas bloom, visit Glacier before moving further from it, do all I can to increase mobility and energy, increase photography and digital art skills
September/October -- a combination trip for birding and photography in Arizona and looking for a place to live in southern Colorado. At the top of my list currently is the San Luis Valley and surrounding areas.
November -- move.
The thing that is calling in terms of a focus for time and energy and what I want to leave behind is sharing ways to connect with nature despite limitations and build community resilience.
The job leaves space for things not associated with how I pay my bills even with the lasting effects of the corona virus. A plan is tarting to come together for what that means.
What is shaping up:
now through September -- declutter, downsize, see the Camas bloom, visit Glacier before moving further from it, do all I can to increase mobility and energy, increase photography and digital art skills
September/October -- a combination trip for birding and photography in Arizona and looking for a place to live in southern Colorado. At the top of my list currently is the San Luis Valley and surrounding areas.
November -- move.
The thing that is calling in terms of a focus for time and energy and what I want to leave behind is sharing ways to connect with nature despite limitations and build community resilience.