Books of 2022-2024

I like lists and here is a list.  Not as exciting as ski days, but arguably more hygge. Tell Me How to Be- Neil Patel- Yeah! The book that got me into reading again.  Gay male protagonist, which for some reason or another was a first for me.  I enjoyed looking for the familiar in …

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Little Green

I went to Norway to ski tour in 2019 and came back with a little stowaway, unbeknownst to me. My very favorite TV show, Northern Exposure, once had an episode insinuating that people of Asian heritage travel to northern latitudes to procreate under the Aurora in hopes of an auspicious coupling.  Pan to Jimmy and …

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Hello Universe? Is that you?

So… I put it out to the Universe that I need to back off a little on some of my free time endeavors in order to make space for mountains.  And the next morning I wake up to this… Pictured: A 100ft tall Cottonwood Tree laying across the back half of the John Prine Memorial …

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Flower Power

I went DEEP garden the past few years. From the Urban Plant Jail to the John Prine Memorial Garden I really poured my heart into the endeavor.  However. The time has come to ease upon the reigns a little. I think horticulture got me through a very specific time in my life.  I learned the …

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37th Birthday Eve

Tomorrow I turn 37 years old. Sort of a strange birthday.  36 feels functionally like 31, whereas 37 feels like I’m entering the twilight zone. My 36th year changed me. The birth of my daughter, Inge, turned my life upside down and I’m only just now able to appreciate what a cosmic blessing that little …

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Maybe It’s Time

Written on 3/11/2019. Published on 5/2/2020.  Just stumbled upon this post on an overnight shift at my ER in Bishop.  Little did I know it, but I was about a week and a half pregnant at the time of this writing and my world was about to get rocked… “Maybe it’s time to let the …

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Winter Recap Blazes On

It turns out that you can perhaps only edit one post so much before the site cuts you off (and let that be a lesson to us over-editors), so I have moved on to a part 2.  The winter continues to be amazing and full of adventure.  To pick up where I left off: FEBRUARY: …

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