The end of the year is often a time of reflection, this year especially. It has been a challenging year for the entire world, teaching us about sitting with uncertainty. It seems I am a struggling student, wanting to plan and structure my schedule. Who knew going to the grocery store would be a calculated risk?
I wanted to write everyone this year to say thank-you! Thank you for holding patience and compassion with us while we adjusted to the new reality. 2020 was a bumpy road for all of us. I am very grateful to have had the ability to continue getting outside with you fine folks! I know I am not alone with this statement, but being outside, with the wind in my hair and the sun on my face, is where I come alive. Outside is where I can be me. I know I am not alone with this sentiment because of the mass rush of people to the mountains this summer. There is something special about spending time outside with those you respect and love. The connections are deeper, the laughter more sweet. The stresses of the rat race dissolve away as our phones disconnect from the nearest tower. The quiet and peace is beautiful. With the peace and beauty in mind I wish you all the best over the holiday season. I truly hope you and yours stay healthy and find some time to be quiet and be present with one another outside.
Here's to lots of laughter and adventures outside in 2021! Maybe even the child like laughter that comes with tobogganing!
I wanted to write everyone this year to say thank-you! Thank you for holding patience and compassion with us while we adjusted to the new reality. 2020 was a bumpy road for all of us. I am very grateful to have had the ability to continue getting outside with you fine folks! I know I am not alone with this statement, but being outside, with the wind in my hair and the sun on my face, is where I come alive. Outside is where I can be me. I know I am not alone with this sentiment because of the mass rush of people to the mountains this summer. There is something special about spending time outside with those you respect and love. The connections are deeper, the laughter more sweet. The stresses of the rat race dissolve away as our phones disconnect from the nearest tower. The quiet and peace is beautiful. With the peace and beauty in mind I wish you all the best over the holiday season. I truly hope you and yours stay healthy and find some time to be quiet and be present with one another outside.
Here's to lots of laughter and adventures outside in 2021! Maybe even the child like laughter that comes with tobogganing!
