guys. i would tell you my technical difficulty tales of woe. but honestly. who wants to hear that? no? me neither. punch line: after springing to plan B, it’s all fixed now and i have access to my pictures once again. now? i want to remember when there were golden leaves on the trees and … Continue reading
//This bus. For being so clearly cherished and beautiful. And for being all the way from Vermont. //This fawn (and its twinner). For being right outside my bedroom window this morning, spots and all. //These splashes: because even though they require a bath afterward, they’re totally worth it. //These radishes, because we grew them ourselves. … Continue reading
i hope you’ve had a restful day, with solid community and lazy afternoon naps (or as kobuk understands it: drop-tennis-balls-on-the-humans-time). happy sunday! Continue reading
the end of april and all of may were filled with trips and ventures and visits and celebrations. thankful: ranch community garden: our very own row to grow, and wee cherry tomatoes coming in on the deck. Kobuk: always hilarious, always cuddly, always playful, always tennis balls all the time. youth groupies: reminding me to … Continue reading
Grateful for: Desert, campfires, bacon and pancakes, lattes, wool socks, sunglasses, and down. Also: Jared’s hands that keep my hands warm, how Kobuk blends into the desert, sore muscles from many hikes, and showers that wash away layers of dirt. More photos of our Moab trip, soon! Continue reading
Lately: Watching Kobuk burrow in the snow for his tennis ball or simply shove his nose in the bank to come out with a snow beard makes me laugh daily. Sun glowing through the trees or streaming in my bedroom window in the morning reminds me to be grateful. Also grateful: new bed sheets and … Continue reading
Dear Bighorn Sheep, every time it’s sunny I find you relaxing in the middle of our road, completely unabashed by vehicular traffic. Thanks for reminding me to slow down and watch the shoulder, and for showing me the intricate shade of your chestnut eyes. Also, your babies are cute and better hikers than I will ever … Continue reading
the rugged range 