Kathy Drue / Lake Superior Spirit
At Lake Superior Spirit, Kathy Drue tells the story behind her New Year's Resolution:
Years ago I glided around on icy surfaces like a young’un who fell easily, got up, wiped her snowy jeans, and skipped on across the glaring slippery ice without a care in the world.
Not any more. These hips have crashed too many times on ice, whoops, excuse me, we’re going down Mama.
But I didn’t think I looked too cautious, too ancient, too careful until two weeks ago when a white-bearded man smiled broadly at this tiptoeing Ice Mama and said (it still stings to type the words): ”Gosh, you look like an old lady!” and he smacked my upper arm exuberantly, almost resulting in the old lady’s imminent collapse.
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Kathy has lived with her husband, Barry, in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, between Marquette and Houghton, for more than 30 years now. She lives a quarter mile from the Huron Bay, five miles from the Keweenaw Bay, and blogs about whatever her heart desires, which includes just about everything.
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