This week began with the end of my small trip to my family’s ski condo with my dad. We did a small hike to White Bark Vista, which overlooks a large area where you can see some mountains and a few lakes. Over the last few weeks, I have been trying to preorder a copy … Continue reading “Cooper Riegel – Week 40”
Written by Cooper Riegel
This week has been a ton of fun. The three day weekend made time for my dad and I to meet my aunt, uncle, and cousin at our family’s condo in the Sierra. The weather has been pretty rainy and cloudy so we couldn’t go hiking as we had planned. The rain kept us inside … Continue reading “Cooper Riegel – Week 39”
Written by Cooper Riegel
This week hasn’t been super eventful, but still good. This was my first full week of school this semester and it has been pretty good so far. The workload between my classes isn’t too much apart from AP Environmental Science. It might be difficult to balance school and my test but I know I can … Continue reading “Cooper Riegel – Week 38”
Written by Matt Nedresky
Merry Christmas to all! As we reflect on this special time of year, we are reminded of how important the time we spend with family is. Family can mean many things. Family is, obviously, our blood relatives first but can certainly be any person or group of persons that we care about and share experiences … Continue reading “Christmas Time with the Fam”
Written by Elan Wilbur
It is Christmas time. I love this time of the year. I get to see family I have not seen for a long time. I enjoy eating great desserts and lavish meals. We see x-mas lights around town. We get a x-mas tree and decorate it. We buy presents, wrap, and give to our family … Continue reading “Holiday Joy”
Written by Elizabeth Clark
I use to be one of those people who HAD to have earbuds if I went for a walk/run or if I went to the gym. On walks I would listen to podcasts. For runs and workouts I had specific playlists. Having something to listen to was more of a necessity than warming up was! … Continue reading “Embracing The Silence”
Written by Phillip Debord
I recently joined the 21st century and paid for a premium subscription to Spotify. I’m a Gen Xer. That mean’s I’ve long resisted paying for anything online that I can get for free. However, I think that’s a 20th century mindset. Even though I get frustrated with paywalls there are products that justify the money. … Continue reading “Unleash The Beast with Music”
Written by Elizabeth Clark
Challenge Accepted This was my first video that I made at the start of the challenge. Finally figuring out how to upload it 🤣
Written by Matt Nedresky
The other day I was watching a movie that referenced a parable called “The Drowning Man”. In it a man refuses to leave his house during a flood because he prays that God will save him. First, someone in a rowboat comes to save him, then a motorboat, and finally, a rescue crew in a … Continue reading “Seizing the Moment”
Written by Elizabeth Clark
Tri-County Wildlife Center (TCWC) is a wildlife rehabilitation center. We take in almost any wildlife, except big game wildlife. Our busy season is from about May to August. Most of our animals are songbirds, skunks, opossums, raccoons, and birds of prey. Our basic function is to rehabilitate the injured and raise the young until they … Continue reading “Catch and Release”
