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Weekend Tetris and Roads Well Travelled
What a long distance relationship really looks like.
Flyfishing to Fireflies
Finding joy in changed plans.
Parting with Perfectionism
Learning to put judgement, fear and perfectionism aside and finding joy in the mess.
Faith like a Rodent
A lesson in confidence from our back yard friends.
Match made in the Dumping Grounds
The astonishing story of a “Secondhand September” project.
A Slow Squeeze to Pulling the Trigger on Hunting
Barriers – mental, physical, financial, or all three – are enough to easily block a person from trying a new hobby. In this blog, I tell of working to overcome my barrier to hunting.
Old Watches Turn a Hand to Captured Moments
There are times you need a photo to jog the memory: an image to cue the reflection on an earlier time. Most photos bring back feelings – good or bad – you had the day they were taken. When a memory fades, photos will serve as a reminder.
Cheap shots at Penny Pinchers
I get static for being cheap. I use too many coupons, think before I spend (do I really need this? Could I re-purpose something else to fulfill this need?) and sometimes go out of my way for a deal. This mentality – likely instilled in me from my money-smart parents – comes with getting ridiculed. …
Seed your Soul: Green Thumbs don’t just “skip a year”
This spring, I convinced myself a garden wouldn’t be possible. I was running behind, as I had only acquired my home in April and had multiple other projects to focus on. Plus, it would be lots of work to build up a new one. I remembered the effort it took to get 100 retaining wall …