Fly Away 2023

Goodbye to a year of grief for so many

Aside from attending a memorial in Reno, we didn’t do any traveling this year and so, on our yearly Christmas visit to the San Diego area, we splurged. We stayed at a resort a few blocks away from my daughter’s house.

For us, this resort was a splurge but it was actually one of the cheaper places to stay in the area. Across the street is a campground full of families barbecuing and playing loud music while they dangle on a cliff over a rocky beach. Given the humongous waves hitting the California coast these days, I’m not sure I’d camp on a ledge. Would you? But the resort had a bar and friendly bartenders, who, after a day spent making and decorating Christmas cookies and shopping for last minute gifts, were a real godsend.

It’s hard to enter 2024 with any optimism at all. Nothing to do but …

Join me, will you?

Best wishes for a better than expected year for us all!

19 thoughts on “Fly Away 2023

  1. Hi Jan I hope the break and Christmas with your daughter did you good!! I am dancing with you and I wish you and yours a very happy , healthy, prosperous and peaceful New Year 💜💜💜

    1. Thanks Willow! We had an exciting drive down the coast – lots of flooding and close calls – definitely got my share of excitement for a while! Hope 2024 is also full of good health, prosperity and peace for you and your family!

  2. Splurge? Hadn’t heard that word. Always a thrill to learn a new word. In English or other…
    And thank you for the dance. Fred Astaire… who was the brunette? Ginger Rogers? My, my, was she young…

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