Canoeing the Trinity
The Trinity River has a reputation. For many Texans, it conjures up images of dead bodies, raw sewage, and giant … Continue reading Canoeing the Trinity
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Snow Days and Ice and Everything Nice
Basking in the sunlight by the pool all day, surrounded by palm trees… that was my life dream, had you … Continue reading Snow Days and Ice and Everything Nice
“It’s Fine”: Winter Lessons on Cars & Skis
A lone speck of white in a tunnel of darkness, Fiatra sped through the night. She was my first car, … Continue reading “It’s Fine”: Winter Lessons on Cars & Skis
Danger on the DART
“In vain we build the city if we do not first build the man.” Edwin Markham I’ve always been a … Continue reading Danger on the DART
The Tontitown Spectre
It was a cheery night in Fayetteville, laughter and carols drifting through the air. I nonchalantly chatted with my friends, … Continue reading The Tontitown Spectre
The Dark, Dark Jungle
Are you afraid of the dark? Imagine finding yourself lost at night in an infamously dangerous jungle, with no electricity. … Continue reading The Dark, Dark Jungle
Journey to Capurganá
“You need to stop this plane!” The lady sitting next to me frantically waved her arms in the air, nearly … Continue reading Journey to Capurganá
How I Almost Killed My Boyfriend
“Emily likes that kind of stuff!” I was out on the town in Deep Ellum with some friends, when a cute … Continue reading How I Almost Killed My Boyfriend
Snorkeling at Coiba
The boat ride from Santa Catalina to Coiba National Park was the bumpiest boat ride of my life. There was … Continue reading Snorkeling at Coiba
Before I Turn 30
I’m approaching my 28th birthday this week, which means 30 is just around the corner. Overall I think my life … Continue reading Before I Turn 30
Boose on the Loose 