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She-ra Hikes: She-ra Hikes – Exploring the world, one step at a time. Long distance backpacking – super hero style.

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Lets do Christmas this year

The days when I was strong…skiing the CDT.

I’m writing this as much for me as for you. I strive to understand how to be in this body now, and it is constantly changing. But one thing remains the same: I am fragile now. I do...

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Death is Coming for Us All

…but not today.

It’s very easy to take myself too seriously. Especially when starting something new like writing a book. After the Central Oregon Writers Guild conference last month, I was totally humbled and walked away from the weekend with my brain full of words and...

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Giving Back is Connection

The Oregon Trails Coalition team

It’s 0-dark-30 in Pendleton. My room sits eye-level to busy Highway 84, and I try to drown out the sound of trucks breaking and cars racing through the city by turning the fan on ...

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It’s Time to Re-Read Everything

I flew down to see my Mom recently and got the heady experience of hanging out in the clouds for a while. The plane hit a bit of turbulence after takeoff, but that was because we entered the world of fluffy white poofs; I was glued to the window. I’m sure I’ve taken other plane rides like this one, but we kept going in and out, parting the mist and vapor, and it would all clo...

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The Hard Truth

All of this will end.

As I have experienced the destruction and reconstruction of my body this year, I’ve had to face the hard truth: I will die. My dad died this year. We are all going to die, some sooner than oth...

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