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At this time, it is going to be a simple New Year Greetings. 2018 is about to arrive soon as we prepare to say farewell to 2017. 2017 is admittedly a challenging year for me especially after leaving Facebook. It is quite different/challenge how to maintain connection with my family, loved ones and friends outside of Facebook and I am ok with it. I find myself feeling at ease and calmer in my post-Facebook life. Please do get in touch with me to reconnect via email, Instagram or blog.
As we ring in a New Year near and far, please continue to reach out with anyone, family, loved ones and/or friends, to maintain connection. Do take some time to reflect on the past few months……contemplate what brought us joy and sadness…..think of our family, loved ones and our friends….Recalling all the precious memorable times….remembering how they enriched our lives…..they surely make our life more meaningful.
Whether any of us live nearby or far away, I hope my heartfelt wishes for happiness, health, and prosperity reach and touch to my cherished friends, loved ones and family at this special time of year. May this New Year bless us all with the infinite possibilities of new beginnings. Coalesce. Thrive. Hope. Love.
Hello folks! As we were creeping up our way to the Bear Mountain in Hudson Valley of the state of New York, we are going to hike from Bear Mountain by crossing Bear Mountain bridge over Hudson River toward Pawling, New York. My right knee is still hurting, but becoming less hurting and swollen as the time goes by. We were limited to short day hiking(between 1 to 7 miles a day) last week. I went to see my doctor last Friday and had MRI done to make sure there is no any tearing in my right knee. My doctor suspected that there may be no tearing involved, however I will get the result from MRI this week. We enjoyed ourselves at Trailside Museums and Zoo near to Bear Mountain bridge. I hope I am able to hike with less difficulty this week especially with full gear backpacking and going downhill (it hurts the most). This week, it will be around 42 miles of hiking in a stretch. Hope for a good weather and injury-free this week.
Yesterday, we said our good-bye to our mobile Trail Angel, Paul E. who spent a month (April 2012) supporting us. We thank him and my family for their support and time to make sure that we continue with our journey. After crossing the Hudson River, we will be pretty much on our own. We hope to arrive Williamstown, MA in mid-May to end of May. *crossing fingers*
Have a good week, folks.
AT DeafBlind Dream 