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Finding My Inner Cindy-Lou Who
Aubrey Eastway | December 11, 2020 By the time you’re reading this, Thanksgiving is over, and it seems the entire world around us turns into Christmas Mayhem. Diehard Christmas lovers will tell you that it’s not mayhem, it’s magic. Scrooges of the world will tell you...
Honesty + Kindness
Bekah Finch | December 4, 2020 As a team, we recently completed a book club discussion of Mark Manson’s, “The Subtle Art of not Giving a F*ck. For those who haven’t read it or are unfamiliar with Manson’s work, I offer you a review from another best-selling author,...
In A Moment
Ben Rheinheimer | November 27, 2020 In a recent football game between the Seattle Seahawks and the Arizona Cardinals, a crazy play caught my attention. If you are a sports fan you probably already know what I am referring to but if you aren’t, I invite you to check...
Practicing Thanksgiving – A Balm for the Soul
Ritch Hochstetler November 20, 2020 I recently had to deal with the alarming message on my computer “Your disk is full. Your iCloud drive will not work properly until you free some space.” I don’t know about you, but this warning seems like a great metaphor for how...
The Van Life
Tyler Huston | November 13, 2020 For years I have been enamored by the concept of adventure vans. I have spent hours researching and dreaming about possible makes, models, and builds. Hoping that someday I too might have the opportunity to create the most efficient...
Showing Up
Kailey Paszko | November 6, 2020 What does it mean to "Show Up"? And why is it important for our relationships? In this vlog, Kailey talks about one important way that she tries to "show up" and build relationships with others. Kailey Paszko, Youth Program...
Shinrin-yoku or “Forest Bathing”
Ben Rheinheimer | October 30, 2020 Shinrin-yoku is a new concept to me but I am currently captivated by it. But a little background first. Over the past year and a half, I have worked on rekindling my love of camping and backpacking. So far, it has been mostly short...
Let the Paper Plates Fall
Aubrey Eastway October 23, 2020 If you’re like me, what used to be a very relaxing time in isolation, has now become a season of busyness. It seems like there is always something I could be doing. My list is ongoing - projects at work, projects at home, quality time...
Changing Your Perspective
Ben Rheinheimer | October 16, 2020 This cartoon has been “floating” around the internet for a while, but I think it does a great job of capturing how perspective can really drive our hopes, expectations, and assumptions. Each of these individuals has a very unique...