6/3/2009 2:51 PM
Terry wrote:
What a great idea! Living in So Cal we have to work hard at relaxing.
Gardening, herbs, flowers, hiking, brings us back to our own roots. We all need to celebrate our environment more.
We are celebrating our first home grown tomato of the year! It is an event of its own as the season of full flavor veggies is here.
By the way, the beauty within the natural is not wasted on us men, we just don’t talk about it as much.
Good luck, I will be peeking in. Terry Reply to this
6/6/2009 12:10 AM
Livin' Outdoorgeously wrote: Thank you for showing interest in my blog! Its an outlet for me and I hope it brings some satisfaction to other outdoor enthusiasts...men or women. I don't mean to sound sexist when I say that the common denominator is noted specifically with women related to outdoor hobbies, but to emphasize that women that share the bond, find a certain affinity that is not of the norm. When we walk into sportsman shows or warehouses, we have to dig to find relevant materials, equipment, and clothing to serve our desire to be a part of this outdoor world. I wanted a term that you could see just by looking at it that it could show a bit of the feminine side of the adventure and "Outdoorgeous" seems to be the perfect fit. In the outdoors, life lessons and experiences are shared by all, sexes aside. I thank you for your comment and look forward to hearing more.
What a great idea! Living in So Cal we have to work hard at relaxing.
Gardening, herbs, flowers, hiking, brings us back to our own roots. We all need to celebrate our environment more.
We are celebrating our first home grown tomato of the year! It is an event of its own as the season of full flavor veggies is here.
By the way, the beauty within the natural is not wasted on us men, we just don’t talk about it as much.
Good luck, I will be peeking in.
Terry
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Thank you for showing interest in my blog! Its an outlet for me and I hope it brings some satisfaction to other outdoor enthusiasts...men or women. I don't mean to sound sexist when I say that the common denominator is noted specifically with women related to outdoor hobbies, but to emphasize that women that share the bond, find a certain affinity that is not of the norm. When we walk into sportsman shows or warehouses, we have to dig to find relevant materials, equipment, and clothing to serve our desire to be a part of this outdoor world. I wanted a term that you could see just by looking at it that it could show a bit of the feminine side of the adventure and "Outdoorgeous" seems to be the perfect fit. In the outdoors, life lessons and experiences are shared by all, sexes aside. I thank you for your comment and look forward to hearing more.
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