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Full-Circle Snowboarding

I was a little self-indulgent today by attempting to re-create that snowboard photo many, many years later. It’s not in the exact same parking lot, but the idea is the same: being super-stoked about snowboarding! Today was the first day … Continue reading

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Holy learning curve, Batman!

So, who remembers the first day they tried to do something that was completely new? Skateboarding? Skydiving? Reading? Balancing a checkbook? Driving? Child birth? We all can dredge our mental archives for a “first time” experience that threw us into … Continue reading

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Kick-Ass Travel with a Kick-Ass Teacher

If you are a follower of my other travel blogs, I’m so glad you found me again. If you’re not, welcome! I bet you’re wondering what this new blog launch is all about. No? C’mon… it will be fun! A … Continue reading

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