Swimming, Travel Escape to Geneva, NY July 9, 2020

Featured Video Play Icon Have you ever gone someplace that was so beautiful you could not wait to go again? Last year, my friends introduced me to the Geneva On the Lake Inn.  We coincided our stay to take in the annual MacKenzie-Childs Barn Sale. This year, being 2020, the Barn Sale was cancelled due to the corona virus....

My ” BEST OF” Travels Volume One April 6, 2020 in Travel

  Sitting at my computer during this quarantine , I am struck by a high level of appreciation and nostalgia for some recent fun experiences. These are all worth experiencing again. When are we going to be able to travel again? I don’t know...

Bigger than the Story December 14, 2017 in Faith, Family

        This past weekend I was fortunate to lead tours to both Seneca Falls and Skaneatelas in the Finger Lakes.  One town featured “It’s A Wonderful Life” festival and one featured “Charles Dickens Christmas.” This post is to show appreciation for...

Skaneateles Lake August 3, 2017 in Faith, Sincerely, Trish Podcast, Travel

My thought today is to take a look around and notice all the splendor of this beautiful world. Just 2 and a half hours from Buffalo, outside Syracuse, is a quaint little lake town called Skaneateles. If you enjoy dining (with so many delightful...

MacKenzie Childs Barn Sale July 26, 2017 in Faith, Family, Shopping, Traditions

On a 85 degree, no clouds, no shade kinda day in the thick of the summer, with 15,000 of your closest friends, there’s nowhere you’d rather be than the MacKenzie Childs’ Barn Sale. Holy Checkers!  For Buffalo people, this is Aurora, NY on Cayuga...

Worth The Trip. Guaranteed. May 27, 2016 in Family

If you live in Buffalo and want a little escape, visit Skaneateles. There will be a treat waiting for you . Beautiful scenery, a crystal clear lake and fabulous restaurants. And that includes the best hamburger known to man. (*my humble opinion). It’s only 2...

One Gorge-Ous Day July 28, 2015 in Family, Traditions

      Maybe it’s this incredible appreciation we have now of being able to breath, walk, live, and love. Or perhaps it’s life itself and having each other. Maybe? No, it is just that. We are not the same and the message is...