Category Archives: Thinking Out loud

Exercise is not just for the biceps

Posted on June 7, 2021 by dfolstad58

Thanks for visiting today. Here in Penticton it is green outside because of the rain – the fruit trees and the grapes would dance if they could. Today my post is about reading books to exercise brain cells and two … Continue reading →

Posted in Just being creative, reading / books, Thinking Out loud | Tagged books, bookshop, ellen feldman, exercise, library, Paris, penelope fitzgerald, reading | 20 Comments

Three Random Thoughts #9 – Hope, Resilience & Hummingbirds

Posted on May 26, 2021 by dfolstad58

Thank you for visiting “Life and Random Thinking” today – I hope where you live the sky is blue and a breeze is making the leaves wave. I have a few thoughts today I want to share and hopefully receive … Continue reading →

Posted in Just being creative, Thinking Out loud, Three Little Random Thoughts | Tagged forward, hummingbirds, Humour, life, my favourite brunette, quail | 12 Comments

Three Random Thoughts #7 – Dogs/Cats, WOD, The Challenge

Posted on April 14, 2021 by dfolstad58

Thank you for stopping by and investigating my post today. I wasn’t sure what I had to share with you today, and even as I post this, I am hesitant about the Random Thoughts. My equilibrium today is definitely all … Continue reading →

Posted in Just being creative, Thinking Out loud, Three Little Random Thoughts | Tagged actions, cats, challenge, dogs, drift away, word of the day | 11 Comments

Part 3 of 3: Clouds and Dreams

Posted on March 20, 2021 by dfolstad58

I usually forget my dreams within a few seconds unless they are unusual in some respect. Who remembers the clouds they see during the day? They are all around us, but they are constantly changing, we admire them and move … Continue reading →

Posted in Thinking Out loud | Tagged attempt to succeed, dreams, interpretation, never give up, Okanagan, soccer | 7 Comments

Part 2 of 3: Clouds & Dreams

Posted on March 19, 2021 by dfolstad58

I live in a valley that runs north to south. Lakes lie along the bottom of the valley like children holding hands on May Day linking different lakes north to south. Valleys like mine are prone to wind streams that … Continue reading →