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Where you can find me:
This website contains much information about me personally
and professionally.
- My professional life as an interim
dean/associate professor at St. Bonaventure University may be found under
the link
Resume & Portfolio.
- My company, Wild Mountain Organics, may
be found under the link
Wild Mt Organics. Order some
wonderful all natural body care products to pamper yourself or others.
- For information about tarot card readings
and how you may get one from me, please see
Tarot Cards.
- I travel as much as I am able. I
am linking many of the photos to my Flickr page, but will provide some here
that warrant explanation or have a funny story. For information about
where I've been or plan to go, please see
Travels.
- My husband and I have been renovating our
century house. It was built in 1836 (not a typo) and is the
oldest house in the Village of Alden. This
page will show you some photos and
provide a link to my blog about the project that never ends.
- I recently found gardening, canning and
freezing. What an amazing thing to do! We can have the
best produce year round. It is work, to be sure, but it is worth it!
This page
provides information about what we've canned, frozen and grown. It
also provides a link to my blog about the projects with recipes.
- I support local businesses. Also,
since I've been selling my products, I support local artisans. This
page contains information about people I've come to know and people I would
recommend. Please
shop locally!
- Are you interested in what I read? I
have no idea why. I have no idea why I think I should share it, but
here it is.
- I cannot stop challenging myself. Some things
may have no appeal for others; some may be small potatoes to some. I
have my bucket list
that is supposed to have 100 things I want to do before I die, but I think
it has 30-something things. I also have notes related to things that
may no longer hold appeal. The name of the file is lifetime list
because I think that sounds more hopeful than bucket list, but same
difference.
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Pauline
W. Hoffmann, Ph.D.
