Many months ago, Jared and I put an event on our respective work calendars called, “Jared and Mary flee the snow to California”. And while we are experiencing a balmy February so far, winter still lasts 6 months at our house, and time in shorts and tank tops with sand in between our toes (and … Continue reading
Category Archives: {Winter}
on the river {lately}
lately, we’ve been trying to spend as many afternoons on the river as we can. snowshoes + flyrods = a good way to spend a chilly afternoon. today, we saw mallards, identified some barrow’s goldeneye (with our schmancy new book), and two bald eagles. fresh air is the best! Continue reading
{sometimes}
You have to rock the chacos even when there are still plenty of inches in the snow pack and avalanche risk is “considerable” (but not in your sidewalk, have no fear). Sunshine and warmer weather must be celebrated, even if it’s just for 20 minutes (don’t let frostbite make you a fool). ps: This may … Continue reading
common scene
1/tail in air, face burrowed in snow attempting to find the tennis ball. 2/snuggler mcgee. the closer the better. love that the grub embraces winter. Continue reading
moab {vacation edition}
Moab: Intricate rock formations, heaps of sand and grit, bright sunshine, cold shade, layers of history, abounding sage. We camped, hiked, ate our weight in burgers (thanks, Milts), explored, and laughed. We didn’t have an agenda and weren’t bound to a schedule. We were reminded of the rest that comes from being still outside in … Continue reading
little moments {lately}
Lately… Kobuk shoves his head to be under the crook of my arm. Snow. Lots of snow. We took a bread baking class as a date. In the middle of Whole30. Totally worth it. Continue reading
back {from the mitten}
Sometimes… …when you’re so engaged with the people you are with, you forget to pick up your camera. Which is how we came home from a whole road tripped week to Michigan (with stops at the g-rents in Nebraska) with only a sequence of photos of Kobuk and his new bff, Amelia, playing in the … Continue reading