6/12.
Well, it’s officially fire season in the U.S.
6/12.
Well, it’s officially fire season in the U.S.
5/12.
I swear I was all over the place this month.
I read a few library books, a few Kindle books and a few books from my own collection at home.
I really struggled to finish books this month, for who knows what reason. I returned an unfinished library book (more on that below) and at one point I had four books simultaneously in progress before I finally found the motivation to finish half of them.
Still working on the third, and the fourth is the one I returned.
I’d been meaning to write this post a few weeks ago, and add some “hey, if you’re around in Flagstaff, come check out my last class!” promotion on here.
But, every time I opened my computer and started to type, it just felt overwhelming. The denial is stroooong.
I’m sad to say YogaSix Flagstaff, my home yoga studio for the past four-plus years, permanently shut down this past weekend.
4/12.
This month was nice and quiet with a lot of unexpectedly rainy days that made for nice reading conditions.
The best part of owning a home is definitely the nights I get to sleep outside of it.
I spent this weekend hiking up to the top of Sedona’s Wilson Mountain with a few friends, where we took in the views over Backpacker’s Pantry dinners, braved the brutal mountaintop winds and sipped coffee while staring out at some absolutely insane views.
After six months, a lot of sweat (mostly Ryan’s), a lot of tears (mostly mine) and an unsettling amount of blood (again, mostly Ryan’s), we have a functional kitchen in our house!
Despite how busy March seemed to be, I still found some time to read a few books this month.
Some better than others.
3/12.
