LKA Community Spotlight
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KIM MILLER When did you move into the neighborhood? My husband and I moved to Lake Kitchawan in November of 2000. How was it different than it is today? The neighborhood really hasn't changed so much as my perspective has. When we first moved here I was a young professional who commuted into the NYC everyday. Now, I view the neighborhood through the eyes of my two boys and realize what a wonderful place it is to raise kids. What is your favorite neighborhood sight? As a photographer, I love our lake and the way its appearance is constantly changing…the fog in the early morning hours, the trees across the lake in the fall, the reflection of clouds on the water on a windless day, or the explosion of color during a spectacular sunset. |
What is your favorite Kitchawan memory?
I actually have a few: going for a walk one night during a snow storm with my husband, sledding down our hill on a snow day with my boys and the Graygors, walking across the frozen lake in winter and catching a huge bass at the lake one day with my son Wesley after he got off the bus.
What kind words or advice would you like to share with your neighbors or what other insight you would like to provide?
We are all very lucky to live in such a beautiful place, please don't take it for granted. Lead by example and teach our kids to respect nature and our community.
Check out her work:
www.kimmillerphotos.com/
I actually have a few: going for a walk one night during a snow storm with my husband, sledding down our hill on a snow day with my boys and the Graygors, walking across the frozen lake in winter and catching a huge bass at the lake one day with my son Wesley after he got off the bus.
What kind words or advice would you like to share with your neighbors or what other insight you would like to provide?
We are all very lucky to live in such a beautiful place, please don't take it for granted. Lead by example and teach our kids to respect nature and our community.
Check out her work:
www.kimmillerphotos.com/
Photos above are from the most recent Lake Kitchawan Community Celebration on Saturday, July 22, 2017.
Photo: Kate Berg.