Tag: family

• Waiting For All Hallow’s Eve IV: “Do Ghosts Dream in Black and White?”

  I broke away from the other kayakers.  They were intent on finding a trail that was obscured and hidden in a small cove.  It was supposed to begin on a tiny stretch of sand and among the blueberry bushes.  It led to a small body of water called Loon Pond (some called it Lost Pond).…

  patrickjegan

  September 14, 2014

  Blogging, Creativity, Fictional Personal History, Ghost Story, Melancholy Thoughts, Mountains and Memories, Nature, North Country Life, Real and Unreal Adventures, Short Fiction

  Adirondacks, black & white, death, family, kayaks, Loon Pond, memories of love, paintings, Rainbow Lake

• Pacific Northwest Interlude: A Song. A Journey. A Metaphore and a Memory

  Sitting at the kitchen table, I can see my daughter, Erin and her husband watching a mute TV while a song is playing on an iTunes mix.  Bob is a musician.  He plays the drums and he has an encyclopedic knowledge of most kinds of music I could ever run across in my lifetime.  I…

  patrickjegan

  October 11, 2013

  Holding onto the Past, The RV Life, Travels

  Boots of Spanish Leather, Daughter, family, kindle fire, Madison Ave Pub, Mr. Tambourine Man, NYC, Rand McNally atlas, son-in-law, webs of life, wife

• This Is Not A Blog

  Let me say this right from the get go: This bit I’m writing right now is NOT A BLOG! Tonight we had a dinner party to say good-bye to summer.  Now, up here in Northern New York State, saying farewell to August and the warm (read buggy and sweaty) days is to say hello to…

  patrickjegan

  September 1, 2013

  Everyday Events

  Adirondacks, Dinner party, family, friends, not blogging