Oct 10, 2020
Riding on that giant manta’s back at the Sanctuary Islands
Also, underwater pictures!
And one more random shot.
K. I’m done now:)
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Riding on that giant manta’s back at the Sanctuary Islands
Also, underwater pictures!
And one more random shot.
K. I’m done now:)
I just had to share this 😂 (volume up)
fly with me, I entreat you, learn to spread your wings and soar— you know it feels so right. you belong in the sky, never quite able to touch the ground.
for the love of late nights, sleepless flights, rights and wrongs forgotten on the ground, an endless sky above: our end lies below, yet our freedom lies ahead.
place to place
the world is full of people who go from place to place, knowing exactly where they’re going. the world is just the same full of dreamers and wanderers and wonderers.
that’s you and I, respectively. you, like a falcon at hundreds of miles per hour, hurtling towards your target with no hope of stopping, knowing exactly where you want to be; and I fly like a butterfly, flitting from flower to flower, indecisive, tempting the mist and flirting with opportunity.
which is the better way to go about life? I’ve seen more flowers, but you’ve seen more sky.
ok this was good
Competition: Why?
This past Sunday was the Southern WI Open. It’s an event I’ve been going to since I was at 15, if not younger and it’s always been a fun tournament and a place where I get to see friends from all over the state. This year was no different. It was also my first event as a solo school owner. It was. . . way more stressful than I was expecting. And far more awesome. I’ve been supporting students at…
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New Roads and the Next Chapter
New Roads and the Next Chapter
Five days ago I was wandering around Dublin with my wife, it’s great to go to a city where you can find history from 1500 years ago pretty much anywhere you care to look. Trinity College: Getting ready to see the Book of Kells! Seven days ago I was gleefully holding onto a boat railing as we plunged through the Atlantic on the way to the Aran Islands. It was a borderline rough sea, and the…
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