Earlier I was making a list in my journal of fears I hold: fear of failure (duh), fear of the appearance of failure, fear of discomfort. It might make some of you laugh, but I really do have a fear of discomfort despite my moving to Wyoming, by far the coldest and most rural place I've ever lived, and …
Category: Fitness
Wild, Wild Iris
The past couple of weekends I've spent trying to get back into climbing for the all-too-short summer season up in Wyoming. And by short, I mean it snowed on us the weekend before last, and I had to come down from a climb because my fingers were too numb. Aside from the snow and all …
Visits Facilitate Adventures
A couple weekends ago Matt's cousins came to visit us from California. His cousin Kelsey was passing through on a roadtrip with her boyfriend David, and Kelsey's brother Chris flew in just for the weekend. Obviously we had to throw down and show them the best of Mountain West! (Take note, Mom & Dad!) Friday …
Protected: Ascertaining Play & Patience: Teaching Kids’ Yoga
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Snow Sport Adventures
I took a little break from the blog while traveling for Christmas, and I'm sure you all are as excited about this first post of 2014 as I am. LOOK, I REALLY CAN KEEP A BLOG! Since I last wrote, I've been skiing several times up at Snowy Range Ski Area in Medicine Bow National …
Tips on Staying Warm When It’s REALLY COLD
Maybe it's a little early for me to start giving you all the 411 on staying warm, but it's really cold in Wyoming this week, in case you hadn't heard. The weekend before last, Matt, our friend Phil, and I attempted to climb at the Pole Mountain area in Medicine Bow National Forest. I think …
YogaYogaYoga
Last weekend I started my Yoga Teacher Training at Blossom Yoga here in town. I've decided to embark on this 200-hour journey because a) the training places me decidedly in the role of student, which I've missed, and b) afterwards, I will be able to share my love of yoga with some legitimate confidence (and …
