Blog
an Insightful journey? page 7
What we use to call a blog in the early 2000s – a mix of food, drinks, life events, travel and interests from Zachary Martz.
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Thankful from healthy family & friends
This was my first year making turkey for Thanksgiving dinner. We purchased a huge one from Butcher Box so the pressure was on…
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The world felt just a bit more friendly
There are a set of birds that constantly visit the Hudson River Palisades across from my apartment and then visit me.
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Doodily Doodily Doo – Desk Doodles
Everyone has those looooooooong standing meetings at work. When I need to focus on them and not have my brain melt, i do some doodles.
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Good morning Fall on the Hudson River
Right after a rainstorm, the Hudson River and surrounding nature look as vibrant as ever in colors you have to see to believe.
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Boo Bitches (the dog kind), Dyson is a Dragon
I never really put dog clothing on Dyson. However, his grandparents got him a Halloween costume this year.
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Mac n’ Cheese Weekend for my Birthday
I always like to celebrate my birthday with a special dinner. This year with COVID-19 i was looking for the safety of “dine-in”
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Weekend board game Fog of love
My husband and I got married in September. One of the wedding gifts that we received was a board game from my friend Andrew.
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Gettysburg Battlefield, FYI the North Won!
Back in October, while the weather was still bearable, my family and I took part in the Gettysburg Battlefield Tour.
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Weekend Bath time with Dyson & bathbombs.
I love bath bombs and so does my dog, Dyson. He loves to see the splashing water and exploding ball of soapsuds.
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Loving my plant babies and watching them thrive!
I discovered my green thumb a few years ago when I began growing this [plant name in picture]. Three apartments later, it is still thriving!
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Weekend First Fall Hike in Westchester New York
This weekend, I went to the Baxter Preserve, in Northern Westchester. There was a beautiful combination of park land & open farm space.
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Sleepy Saturday Baby – this bed is my bed
Another ongoing photo series of mine—taking pictures of Dyson—is also an ongoing ode to him. Anything he does is worthy of commemoration.