I had forgotten, since our last trip that there is a town on the island of Maui named Haiku. I knew of it since I believe this is the town where we started and finished our bike ride down Haleakala Volcano on Christmas Day in 2015. But, I was not writing at the time of…
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Slice of Life Tuesday: Vacation Dangers, Part 1
We’ve been lucky enough to spend the last week on the Hawaiian Island of Maui. It’s been a welcome change from the frigid winter the midwest has experienced this year. The reality of returning will hit us soon enough. It’s been a wonderful vacation, full of fun, great scenery, even greater food, and an opportunity…
Poetry Friday: Using Place to Inspire
My post today does not offer poetry, so if you wish to stop reading and proceed to another post that does offer words with rhythm and rhyme, among the other tools of poetry, go ahead. I’m on vacation this week. My husband and I, along with our twenty-year-old son and his girlfriend, have traveled to…
Maui
Today is Silent Sunday. Each week, on Sunday, I post my own photographs on a theme of my choosing for your inspiration and enjoyment. I rest from posting words on this day. I hope you enjoy the posts.
Travel Favorites
Today, I have a question. What do you consider the best place you’ve ever traveled to and why? This question was inspired by the most recent season of The Amazing Race, which I happen to be watching now. As I typed the question, I realized that I might actually have trouble answering the question I…
Silent Sunday: The Best of 2021 Food, Art, Travel, and Nature.
Silent Sunday: Light
Today is Silent Sunday. It is a day that I share my photographs without words on a theme of my choosing. All photos and the video are copyrighted by Carol Labuzzetta. No permission exists to duplicate in any form. Thank you!
Snow: It’s All Relative…
There’s snow and then, there’s SNOW! Yesterday, a winter storm was forecast for a large area of the midwest, including the region of Wisconsin in which we live. Thursday night, the night before the storm was to hit, and without any flakes yet flying, some outlying rural districts had pre-emptively closed school for the next…








