Many travel great distances to see the first rays of sun touch the iconic lighthouse in Lubec, Maine. There’s also a lot more to do in this area once the day begins! Join me as I share my walk in Maine’s easternmost town. Our visit began at Mowry Beach Preserve. This 48 acre preserve offers […]
I’m not sure if Angel Chuck Billy ever really wanted this tour stop shared. He took his role as manager for Asa’s World Tour of Maine very seriously, meticulously researching each stop along the way. What he didn’t realize was that a place we’ve been visiting for years, actually fit the tour criteria of a […]
Exciting news! During my time away, my manager Llily Llama added a new member to my Asa’s World Tour of Maine team. Introducing my stylist, Llorenzo Llamas! Note the different spelling of Llorenzo. Not to be confused with the star of the 1990s tv series, Renegade. Totally different Llamas. Although I’m really not sure what […]
I’m BACK! I’m still not 100%, but I’m feeling a lot better since my surgery earlier this month. So to celebrate my return, I feel inspired to write a poem! I still look a fright But my time away was a delight It was good to unplug While I healed from that fungal bug I […]
Avast, me hearties! Lend me yer ears, for I’ve got a mighty proclamation! Seein’ as it be Talk Like a Pirate Day, I’ll be usin’ the tongue of me sea-rovin’ brethren to deliver it. Me sawbones of the beasties, aye, the ship’s veterinarian to you landlubbers, done gave me the all clear, so I be […]
Yesterday I shared with you my strange encounter with a chicken parking lot attendant. This was not our first random chicken encounter when out on a hike. Please join me for a hike down memory lane when in 2016 Angel Chuck Billy and I came across this cryptic warning in the woods. Beware of Free […]
Just like the band Spinal Tap, not all the stops on Asa’s World Tour of Maine go as planned. Such was the case on our visit in August to Topsham, Maine. Online the Head of the Tide Park is described as access to the seven mile long Cathance River Corridor Historical Trail. What it doesn’t […]
This past spring I made a stop on Asa’s World Tour of Maine in Oxford, but I didn’t share it. Instead, I had it all planned out that I would use it for the start of the school year in September, since its namesake, Oxford in England, is known for its university. But well, my […]
Good news! The draining has become a drip, and I haven’t had a sneezing fit in days! So with blankets in tow, I was welcomed back upstairs to sleep in the bedroom! I still have a cough after lying down, but that also is becoming less often as I work the gunk out. Slowly but […]
Hi Chuck Billy, today marks 9 months since you’ve crossed Rainbow Bridge. Yet during these past few weeks, I’ve felt your presence close to me. Thank you for sending those three rainbows in the week leading up to my surgery. I know you’re always watching over us, but Mom really needed those visual reminders that […]
