What a Week of Grace Taught Me
It's been a challenging week confronting the upcoming loss of my beloved dog Ajax. Had we said good-bye to him on April 30, as I'd originally thought we might, we…
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It's been a challenging week confronting the upcoming loss of my beloved dog Ajax. Had we said good-bye to him on April 30, as I'd originally thought we might, we…
I didn’t expect my injured dog Ajax, a spring snow hike to Pratt Lake, and an outdated inner critic named Gooky to teach me the same lessons. But this week,…
This week has been all about the Conditioning Hiking Series including a CHS-1 lead Tuesday to Saint Edward State Park and a CHS-2 co-lead today to Wallace Falls. With two…
This morning, I took my dog for a birding walk to Twin Ponds, where 10 ring-necked ducks, 4 gadwalls, and a pair of green-winged teals surprised me. I had assumed…
I had a week that, by any measure, was a win. And I still woke up the next morning questioning myself. From the outside, it was daunting: six Mountaineers engagements,…
When I started my blog about change 199 issues ago, the world was shutting down from COVID. My daughter’s high school band trip to Ireland, for which my husband and…
Recently, I noticed something unexpected: I am the same person whether I’m leading, co-leading, or learning, but I am not the same version of myself in each. I’m most familiar…
Last Tuesday, on a hike I led to Rattlesnake/Grand Prospect, one of my participants asked me about my upcoming seminar on “Strategies for Effective Feedback.” She privately shared a publicly…
This week has felt like standing at a trailhead with multiple signs pointing in different directions. There’s tonight's Volunteer Celebration, my first podcast conversation Thursday, an upcoming talk in nine…
On January 6, eight of us enjoyed a snowy hike up from Teneriffe Trailhead over to Mt. Si's summit in a "lollipop loop". We found ourselves battling horizontal snow that…