I’m taking my first vacation in a long time, so my current view is of my sister making chocolate at her candy store in Bozeman, Montana.

This is the time of year for so many things: celebrating, giving, love, family, and most importantly, reflecting and appreciating.

This summer at the ranch was kind of magical.

I quickly lost my concept of time when I came to the ranch.

Somehow, and I honestly have no idea how it happened, summer is halfway over.

Risk, when it comes to mountain boarding, is a very intricate thing.

Believe it or not, in the six years that I’ve been teaching mountain boarding, there has never been a serious injury.

Camp has a way of uniting people. It happens for campers as well as staff members.

National Geographic just put out an article entitled “This is Your Brain on Nature.”

I’ve always been intrigued by horses.

Well, it is that time of year again. I’ve moved out of the Columbine, and into an apartment in Boulder.

Summer is over and things at the ranch have slowed down quite a bit.