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Three Months of COVID Life – Climbing Mountains

In the middle of March, Josh and I sat with seven friends in the living room of the AirBnB we rented in Page, Arizona. We […]

How is that Netflix binge watching going for you? Are you reading this in your pajamas…in the middle of the afternoon? Rest assured, you are […]

I’m sitting here in my house on a two-week quarantine. After our recent travels, the clinic asked me to stay home for two weeks. Honestly, […]

Race season has kicked off with a bang! January 25th was Arches Ultra in Moab, UT, followed up by a trip to Phoenix, AZ for […]

After a whirlwind of holiday parties and events, here we are already a week into 2020. Over the last couple of weeks I’ve had the […]

There is currently 16 inches of snow outside and it is still coming down. Right as we were getting ready to leave the house so […]

Last week we returned home after a week in Alaska. My brain tolerated the airports and flights beautifully. I shockingly felt good enough the day […]

During the first year in my recovery from brain injury it became clear that the longer I ran the happier my brain became. The first […]