Almost the end of 2020

Hi dear ones,

How are you? 2020 is one of the hardest years of our lifetimes so far that has affected everyone on a global level and on an individual level as well.

I still do not know what to say to help ease the pain and suffering but I hope always for love and lessons we are learning through the hardships.

Gratitude attitude always for the small things and the big ones.

Grateful to have a new contract job at Bob’s Red Mill working remotely and helping their very busy Customer Service Team with all the orders of people stocking their pantries with Bob’s yummy goodies at this time. Learning about Bob’s Red Mill and working with a very sweet team has been healing and wonderful for me. If you want to learn more about this awesome company and try some goodies here is a link to our website: https://www.bobsredmill.com/.

Grateful to have enjoyed some time in nature for my 35th birthday before we had a 2-4 possibly longer Covid shut down/freeze here in Portland. I have some pictures below.

Grateful for my health and my loved ones and everyone doing what they can in these times.

It’s almost the end of this wild year, and I am still processing it on a deep level. What have you learned from 2020? What do you hope for in 2021? And what are you grateful for?
Always grateful to write in this space and for all of you for reading!

Much love,

Anna

Our sweet cabin in the woods at LL Stub Stewart State Park

Some of our deer friends at the park

We loved hiking at LL Stub, lots of cool trails and beautiful fall foliage sending some peace always

Ian enjoying the leaves and mist at Silver Falls State Park

Look at those tall beautiful trees and little Ian below them

Yummy birthday dinner German Wurst sample at the Mt Angel Sausage Company

One of the many lovely waterfalls at Silver Falls State Park- nice to keep exploring this park in the different seasons