Past Posts
River Lady follows these blogs.
- Stevie Ray's Blog A cool Australian Shephard, who’s blind, living on the Concord River!
- Dear Kitty, Some Blog A blog about animals, peace and war, social justice and so much more. Check it out!
- Cool blog about snapping turtles!
- The Domestic Witch Great information about Feng Shui and your home.
- Witches of the Craft Witchcraft for the 21st Century.
- Trash Paddler A paddler who breaks for trash.
Author Archives: tinthia
A Journey of a Thousand Blog Posts
Life moves at a steady pace on the Concord River. Continue reading
Posted in Life on the Concord River
Tagged a journey of a thousand steps, abundance, animals, birds, blogs, blogs about life, death, ducks, flowers, gardening, Gardens, goldfinch, grief, hummingbirds, joy, life, Mallards, musings about life, nature blogs, pets, songbirds, sorry, wildlife
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Winter’s Parting
Adopting rescue cats. Continue reading
Posted in Life on the Concord River
Tagged a very very very fine house, adopting a rescue cat, bringing a new cat home, COVID-19, Crosby, joy, kittens, Kitty Connection, life is good, life on the concord river, Nash, new cats, Our House, peace, rescue animals, Spring 2021, Still, tranquil, Young
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A Rather Blustery Start to March
Spring is coming to the Concord River. Continue reading
Posted in Life on the Concord River
Tagged are bluebirds territorial, bluebirds, crossbreeding of ducks, duck eaten by a hawk, eagles, hawks, hybridization, life on the concord river, Mallards crossbreeding, mating calls, one of these thing is not like the others, Pintail ducks, plague of grackles, red squirrel, River Lady, spring, spring zephyr, windy, Zephuros
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Yesterday, I heard Spring singing.
May those who died from COVID RIP. Continue reading
Posted in Life on the Concord River
Tagged birds singing, COVID, COVID deaths, deaths due to COVID, empire state building lit up in red, half a million deaths, heartbeat red, lives lost to COVID, national memorial to lives lost to COVID-19, nature, remembering those who died from COVID, rose-breasted grosbeak, songbirds, tufted titmouse, wildlife
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Pockets of Joy
I am confident it won’t come as any surprise to you when I write my next words: (Virtually cracking knuckles to limber up my fingers.) Life has had the joy sucked out of it like a little lamb suckling milk … Continue reading
Posted in Life on the Concord River
Tagged anxiety, birding, birds, birdwatching, blogging, clinical depression, COVID-19, depressed, depression, despondant, flowers, Gardens, Imbolc 2021, living on the Concord River, pockets of joy, River Lady, river life, songbirds, tinthia clemant
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Hello, Twenty-Twenty-One
Quick quiz — how many times have you said or heard someone say ‘I can’t wait for this year to be over!’? A hundred? A thousand? A gazillion? I, myself, must have said it a quadtrillion-million-heptazillion times. Yes, heptazillion is … Continue reading
Posted in Life on the Concord River
Tagged 2021, coronavirus, COVID-19, death and loss, new year, sadness, twenty-twenty, twenty-twenty-one
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Feathered Friends and Birthday Greetings
Bluebirds and other songbirds help with a birthday celebration. Continue reading
Posted in Life on the Concord River
Tagged blogs about animals, bucks, deer, ducks, Eastern Bluebirds, great blog about animals, great blog about nature, ovarian cancer, poems about death, poems about grieving, poems about losing a sibling, River Lady, rivers, songbird blog, songbirds, tinthia clemant, virtual birthday party, wildlife blog, wildlife photography
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Dear Ovarian Cancer…
A open letter to ovarian cancer. Continue reading
Posted in Life on the Concord River
Tagged cancer, coping with grief, death, death of a sibling, death of a sister, grief and grieving, grief and mourning, hospice, losing a loved one, losing a loved one to cancer, losing a sister, losing someone to cancer, mourning, mourning and loss, on grief and grieving, ovarian cancer, ovations for the cure, sibling loss, tinthia clemant
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Lift the Veil
Samhain 2020 Today is October 31, which means today is Samhain, a Celtic sabbat that should not be confused with Halloween, which also falls on October 31 but is Christian in its roots. Samhain (pronounced saa-win) is celebrated from October … Continue reading
