Pamela Leavey

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Leaving Eastport with a Heavy Heart

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I love Eastport, Maine. It had been a dream to move here for a few years. Sadly, you never know what direction your life will take you in and that is what I find myself in the midst of at this time. Although I am excited about the prospect of moving back to the area of Massachusetts where I grew up, I will be leaving Eastport, on Friday with a heavy heart.

It’s been a joy to live across the street from my wonderful niece, Lisa and her family. They were in fact one of the primary reasons that my daughter and I moved here to Eastport. We’ll miss having family so close by, but the consolation is that it won’t be as hard to come to visit, as it was when we lived in L.A.. (more…)

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The Flow Of My Life

“I seek not to direct the flow of my life, but to let the flow of my life direct me. I recognize that I am exactly where I am supposed to be, doing exactly what I am supposed to do. What I can change however, is how I react, when I am placed in a situation that may not be pleasant or comfortable. In that circumstance, I can reach into my center, and draw my energy level up, where it and I can act from the highest good – love. The key is to remember to act consciously from love, not to react from fear or anger.” – Pamela J. Leavey

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Back to Square One

Sometimes you just need to go back to square one.

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When the Sun Goes Down

When the sun goes downIt takes my breath away

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Twilight Sky

Everyday there is a different palatte of colors in the sky…
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Gardening with First Lady Michelle Obama

I grew up with a large vegetable garden (which was all organic) in our yard in West Newbury, Massachusetts. Every year my father would till the soil and we would all go out and help with the planting, weeding and then when the time came, the picking. The memories of the taste of the just picked vegetables is still ingrained in my mind and now that I have moved back to rural New England, I am anxiously awaiting the last frost so that I can plant my own little vegetable garden here in Eastport, Maine.

Needless to say, I think it’s awesome that the Obama’s are planting a White House kitchen garden, in effort to promote healthy eating.

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Today at the White House, First Lady Michelle Obama and Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack helped a group of school children, from Bancroft Elementary School in Washington, plant seedlings in the White House Kitchen Garden. (more…)

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