Category: Grafton

Shadow Working: Walking Through The Dark

8/18/2016

In order to start feeling better about where I am, I decided to delve into the shadows of the issue that was brought to my attention after returning from vacation. What was it about the cabin in Grafton, New Hampshire that makes my heart yearn to return?

It was quiet.
It was peaceful.
There was so much green around me.
There were no neighbors parking in our spot.
There were no unexpected visits from the crazy landlady.
There were no arguments, no conflict.
People in general were kinder and nice!
I enjoyed having those I cared about interacting with me on a daily basis.
I didn’t have to go grocery shopping.
I didn’t have appointments to keep.
I didn’t have to bring anyone anywhere.

0 Comments

Shadow Working: Returning To The Woods

8/15/2016

0 Comments

Last week I was on vacation with my husband, two children (my eighteen year old son and daughter who is fourteen) and our small dog, a cairnoodle, who is five. We rented a cabin in Grafton, New Hampshire for the entire week. The cabin was fairly isolated with our nearest neighbor about a quarter mile away. The road to get to the cabin was six minutes from Route 4, a main road in New Hampshire. We had no cell phone service and no internet, yes, we were pretty much off the grid, though we did have electricity and a landline in case of an emergency. The cabin had running water for showering and washing though not consumption so we had to bring our own drinking water. Oh, and the toilet was a compost toilet, but the cabin was small yet comfortable. I really liked being

0 Comments

RSS Feed