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100+ Things That Made 2025
1. Al gifting me a radio for the hike (that’s too big to bring)2. Terry trying to print me a new phone case (three times) and another one that cracked3. Karley gifting me matchy pants in a different color4. Holding … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Art, Birthday, Books, Camping, Cycling, Events, Family, fitness, Food, Friends, Hiking, History, Holidays, Marriage, Medical, Military, Music, People, Photography, Places, Travel, Water
Tagged beach, California, comedy show, Florida, gifts, kindness, Montana, national park, Oregon, sailing, storm
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I Blinked
I’ve always struggled with the question, “What do you do?” and it throws people off more now when they hear that neither Caleb nor I work, but I still wonder where my days go. The few pictures I do have … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Art, Food, Friends, Military, Water
Tagged Artsy Fartsy, bugs, Dunedin, Kraken Snack, restaurants, veterans
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How Do You October?
We’ve started running, and for the first time, Caleb is putting in more miles than I am. It’s not a race or a competition, but we do our cardio in opposite directions or on different loops — because Caleb doesn’t … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Art, Birthday, Books, Entertainment, fitness, Food, Friends, Inspiration, Music, Travel, Water
Tagged aging, beach, book club, color pencil, comedy show, Mellow Mushroom, neighbors, poolside, running, serial killers, signs
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Large Escapades Above the Little Stones
August has been an abrupt month. Caleb’s foot is feeling better now that he’s not hiking in the California desert and though we try to get into a routine here in Missoula, while we wait for PCT Days in Oregon, … Continue reading
Tiny Excursions Under the Big Sky
We packed up, on a Monday afternoon, for our first trip to Jake’s family cabin near Trout Creek, and brought the kids. These teens might seem doom and gloom when living in their rooms, but escaping to the countryside, where … Continue reading
