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The Christmas season is one of my favorite times of the year. This is because I love getting together with family. This past week, between Christmas and New Years, I was at my parents’ house and both of my siblings … Continue reading →

As any careful followers can see, I’m behind at blogging. Two months ago in November 2014 I found myself in an unexpected position. A couple friends flew to Vegas from Fargo and we all traveled up to Moab Utah with … Continue reading →

As I meander across the country I am continually overwhelmed by the amazing blessing that it is to be able to make this journey. In my wildest dreams I never imagined this type of unlimited freedom to roam, explore, and … Continue reading →

I have currently made my way back east into Colorado. This portion of my journey has been very different. Here I have spent more time hanging out with friends and family than hiking and climbing. I didn’t realize how many … Continue reading →

Six years ago I made my first trip to Yosemite National Park. At that time I did a 3 day backcountry hike and was astounded by the amazing beauty around every corner. I knew that I needed to return and … Continue reading →

I almost posted an update a couple weeks ago but a miss placed cell phone caused a major change in plans. I hate to admit it, but I am extremely dependent up on that little electronic device. The whole time … Continue reading →

This is going to be a segmented note because I’ve been traveling for nearly 3 weeks and you haven’t heard much of anything. Leaving North Dakota My first true day of unemployment ended up being spent at an amusement park … Continue reading →

I am a person who rarely remembers dreams.  If I do, it is typically fuzzy and only lasts for a short time before I forget it.  On the morning of December 2, 2013 something unusual happened. No, I didn’t remember a … Continue reading →

If you’ve found your way to this blog you have shown some level of interest in knowing why I decided to give up what many consider the “American Dream” in favor of a path of uncertainty.  For practical purposes, I … Continue reading →