Which Way to the Ocean?

Posted by Pamela Leavey on June 3, 2011

(Eastport, ME ~ c. Pamela J. Leavey 2011)

The Causeway of Life

Posted by Pamela Leavey on June 1, 2011

Last week I took a short trip to Eastport, Maine. Eastport will always hold a special place in my heart because it led me to find my way home again. When I drove onto the causeway that connects Eatport to the mainland, I remembered that “I am a little island off the causeway of life.”

A Greener Spring

Posted by Pamela Leavey on May 31, 2011

Last week I drove up to Eastport, Maine with a friend. We both commented along the drive how green everything looked. It seemed as though a palette of rich and glorious greens had spilled across the canvas of our ever changing view…

Was it the mist hanging over the day that made the colors of spring look so verdant and rich? Spring was slow starting after a rough winter with lot’s of snow. Perhaps it is a greener spring…

Eastport, Maine Trip May 2011.

Daily Affirmations: Blessings

Posted by Pamela Leavey on April 6, 2011

Today a simple reminder…

“For all blessings great and small, I am grateful.” ~~ Pamela Leavey

(Art Credit: Canopy by Lisa Marquis Bradbury of Eastport, Maine. ©)

Home

Posted by Pamela Leavey on June 7, 2009

Home is Massachusetts… It always has been, even during the almost 19 years that I lived in Los Angeles, and the 7 lovely months I just spent in Maine, home is and always has been… Massachusetts. And… It’s good to be home.

Home is a drive along Main Street in Amesbury, looking across the Merrimack River to Newburyport… A walk along the waterfront park in downtown Newburyport, admiring all the beautiful boats in the river.

Home is a short drive to Plum Island…

There really is no place like home.

Dear Readers

Posted by Pamela Leavey on June 6, 2009

Dear Readers, I just posted the following on my political blog, The Democratic Daily, it explains why it has been so quite around my 3 blogs:

As readers have no doubt noticed it has been pretty quite around here in the past couple of weeks. I have a very full plate since my recent move back home to Massachusetts and I am juggling way too much.

When I first started The Dem Daily nearly 4 years ago, my business was far more stable and I had much more free time on my hands, as I actually could afford part time help to fill orders. The recession has taken a huge toll on my business, as it has on many small businesses. After moving to Maine from Los Angeles 7 months ago in attempt to save some money on living expenses, I found that in order to stay afloat I needed to find a job and run my business on the side.

So, here I am in Massachusetts, where I grew up, with a full time job, a business suffering from the recession and not 1, but 3 blogs (5, if you count my business blogs). Sadly, somethings need to go on the back burner, and that means the blogs get less of my time until the economy picks back up.

All that said, once I more acclimated to my new schedule, I hope to be back here posting more frequently again. And in the meantime, I hope some of the other writers that have posted here in the past will be able to jump in occassionally and keep readers up to date.

Stay tuned…