A personal journal demonstrating life is not a straight line but a meandering passage.

Don’t stress over the little things. You’ll overcome much in your life. You’ll have both good and bad memories, but the important thing is the present. Don’t let the past weigh you down, and don’t let the future scare you. Loving yourself and laughing often, even when it’s at yourself, is a tonic for mental and emotional health. Keep focused on relishing the here and now.

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Earl and Maggie at White Sands, NM, 2016 - Photo by Bonnie Moore
Earl and Maggie at White Sands, NM, 2016 – Photo by Bonnie Moore

This blog:

“Meandering Passage,” has reflected my journey since 2006. The term ‘Meandering’ signifies a winding path or perhaps slowing down and observing, while ‘Passage’ represents both a physical journey and a written excerpt, both of which describe the evolution of content over the years in this blog.


Initially focused on Apple Mac computers, the blog has transformed into a personal photoblog and a journal of life events and perhaps a few lessons learned. While I can’t predict its direction in a year, I hope it continues to evolve.

Me:

I am the owner and primary editor of “Meandering Passage,” a platform where I publish information, document personal observations, and share my photography.

I see my life as a “Meandering Passage,” filled with diverse experiences. I grew up on a farm, served in the United States Air Force, and worked in Information Systems as a programmer, designer, and manager for an international manufacturing company. I also spent time as a motorcycle mechanic and traveled full-time in an RV. I’m now retired, but am still actively in the process of self-discovery.

Maggie was our beloved furry companion and inspiration contributor, who is sadly no longer with us, except in our hearts.

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