Planning, More Planning, and Stuff

Planning, More Planning, and Stuff

Posted on 03. Mar, 2010 by Writer.

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At this point I feel like I do more planning than stuff.  I should have included a category for my blog, “On Writing”, “On the Road”, “On Living”, and “On Planning.” But with the calendar rolling over to March (Birthday Month!), recent 50-degree temps in Salt Lake, and the reappearance of my ole flip-flops has [...]

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Compromising Values and Jaw Bones?

Compromising Values and Jaw Bones?

Posted on 17. Feb, 2010 by Writer.

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Last night I dreamt that the right half of my jaw literally fell out of mouth, at first I thought it had to do with the Nova episode I watched last night about Machu Picchu (there were lots and lots of skeletons and jawbones and teeth – check it out it is awesome).  But then [...]

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Here’s to Pura Vida and a Hopeful Return to Costa Rica

Here’s to Pura Vida and a Hopeful Return to Costa Rica

Posted on 13. Feb, 2010 by Writer.

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There I was my first year into a PhD program in Social Psychology and everything was going according to plan but something didn’t feel right.  I felt like there was something out there just outside my grasp, something bigger, something grander that I was suppose to do.
December 12, 2005 – I want to run [...]

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7 Ways to Keep Entertained on Solo Road Trips

7 Ways to Keep Entertained on Solo Road Trips

Posted on 10. Feb, 2010 by Writer.

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After keeping myself thoroughly entertained for nearly 9 hours in my car this past Monday, I thought I would share some of my road tripping entertainment secrets. I actually look forward to some solo time in the car – I can sing as loud as I want without my boyfriends berating “are you really [...]

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Why I Love the West: Crazy Earth Art & Open Space

Why I Love the West: Crazy Earth Art & Open Space

Posted on 03. Feb, 2010 by Writer.

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It is no coincidence that the ultimate event in self-expression, Burning Man, occurs every August in the Black Rock Desert of Nevada. Whether it is ancient rock art, massive earth work pieces (Michael Heizer’s work) or mind-tripping burning playa works – Nevada and the rest of the West are breeding ground for artistic expression.
In The [...]

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And They Spelled My Name Wrong (Again)

And They Spelled My Name Wrong (Again)

Posted on 01. Feb, 2010 by Writer.

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I was at the Outdoor Retailer’s Convention the other week and picked up the March copy of Trail Runner magazine pre-release date.  My heart began to race with excitement as I thumbed through the pages of the magazine searching for my name in print (the first time it will appear in a real magazine).  And [...]

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Add More Money to the Travel Fund with a Financial Fast

Add More Money to the Travel Fund with a Financial Fast

Posted on 27. Jan, 2010 by Writer.

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So starting to freak a bit – the financials are depleting at a rapid pace. I guess it is time for some sort of financial intervention.

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Why I Love the West: Amazing Natural Hot Springs

Why I Love the West: Amazing Natural Hot Springs

Posted on 20. Jan, 2010 by Writer.

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Today I am introducing a new series entitled “Why I Love the West”.
The American West is the ultimate destination for extreme budget travelers.  Besides the cost of a car and fuel, you can learn to scrape by on practically nothing with free camp spots and plenty of no cost sights to keep you entertained such [...]

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