This might be one of my faves of yours yet, friend. (Just a little late, catching up on some newsletters after a busy month.) It's a simple detail but I loved learning about Ben, and that you think he's a very good driver. I feel exactly the same about Tall Man. He's very comfortable in a vehicle (and really, can roll with any moving situation), and I'm grateful to have him as my co-pilot.
I love this one. The end gave me chills. The idea of becoming who you were meant to be, and finding your way through motion. Thank you.
gift guide.... my husband loves receiving a box of meat. literally a box of meat. There's a wagyu dealer near us, so i tend to go there. Other gifts: matching pjs for my mom and my baby (she will LOVE this). A digital picture frame for the other grandma. Binoculars for dad who took up birding.
This year, my husband and I limited our gift giving to each other to 3 items, totaling $100. I love this and already want to do it every year. The meat's too pricey, so I'm getting creative which is fun.
Spur of the moment road trips were a favorite part of my youth. From San Felipe in the South and Sun Valley in the North they were always a great and unknown adventure. Passing the torch!
I love your storytelling! As for gifts, this year I’m giving everyone ZOX bracelets. They are fun, uplifting, and they put out new designs every week. No cards this year just little hugs for your wrist.
This might be one of my faves of yours yet, friend. (Just a little late, catching up on some newsletters after a busy month.) It's a simple detail but I loved learning about Ben, and that you think he's a very good driver. I feel exactly the same about Tall Man. He's very comfortable in a vehicle (and really, can roll with any moving situation), and I'm grateful to have him as my co-pilot.
It's a real added bonus to literally feel safe with the person you feel safe with.
I love this one. The end gave me chills. The idea of becoming who you were meant to be, and finding your way through motion. Thank you.
gift guide.... my husband loves receiving a box of meat. literally a box of meat. There's a wagyu dealer near us, so i tend to go there. Other gifts: matching pjs for my mom and my baby (she will LOVE this). A digital picture frame for the other grandma. Binoculars for dad who took up birding.
This year, my husband and I limited our gift giving to each other to 3 items, totaling $100. I love this and already want to do it every year. The meat's too pricey, so I'm getting creative which is fun.
lol my mom would LOVE that
Being in a car was freedom for me too. And it still feels like a safe space I can go to be in motion, in thought, and be emotional.
Big same.
I've always felt the same way about car travel.
I'll be heading down to Idaho a week from today, but our paths won't cross (I'll be in the East). I'll wave nonetheless.
You may not be going far enough north to catch KIYE radio. If you are, though, check it out.
Love a local radio tip 🙏🏼
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They don't have the periodic short lessons in the Niimipuu language on the schedule.
I really loved this post. Lyrical and poignant along with the wonder of the mundane all at once. Well done
Thanks, Kelton, for the background summary. It was very impressive.
Spur of the moment road trips were a favorite part of my youth. From San Felipe in the South and Sun Valley in the North they were always a great and unknown adventure. Passing the torch!
This is one of my favorite gifts of all time, I use it car camping, in my house, in my backyard, everywhere, constantly: https://nomadicsupply.com/camco-bamboo-aluminum-folding-camping-table-51895/
I love your storytelling! As for gifts, this year I’m giving everyone ZOX bracelets. They are fun, uplifting, and they put out new designs every week. No cards this year just little hugs for your wrist.