Learning to take up space, authentically!
I have an almost 80 pound black rescue dog named, Wiggins. When we picked him up from the local shelter, he was a mere 15 pounds, a frenzied-ball of black fur and never-ending-energy; always moving, always bounding off to the next bit of mischief he could make. Today, almost three years later, his energy isContinue Reading “A Space for Wiggins”
My friend is walking across the US. Let me say that again. My friend is walking across the US; a literal walk from Charleston, South Carolina to San Francisco, California. He is Peter Munson, and I want you to remember his name. (That is a picture of him, above.) He’s walking to raise awareness forContinue Reading “A Space for Walking Across America”
This is my last post in this series. I hope you enjoy it! Last week, I introduced you to the Mountain Bluebird (the state bird of Colorado). This week, I continue that conversation. You’ll find the Mountain Bluebird munching on insects and small fruit. Watch as they “hover low over the ground and drop downContinue Reading “A Space for Birds: The Sounds of Rocky Mountain National Park: Conclusion”
In my last post, I talked about the importance of National Parks, and introduced you to Rocky Mountain National park and some of the birds that you can find within its borders. This week, I talk more specifically about one of my favorite birds: The Mountain Bluebird. Enjoy! Since 1915, over 280 bird species haveContinue Reading “A Space for Birds: The Sounds of Rocky Mountain National Park: Part 2”
The Grand Canyon turned 100 this week! Lovely! So, in honor of that celebration, I’m writing about Rocky Mountain National Park (my all-time favorite park!) and birds (something else that I love!) for my next few blog posts. I think that honoring and preserving our National Parks is so very important, as well as hangingContinue Reading “A Space for Birds: The Sounds of Rocky Mountain National Park: Part 1”