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June/July
I don't know where the time has gone except that it's summer and I tend to spend a lot of time outside. The wildfires are raging across Oregon and the bad air quality has finally hit Portland so I'm stuck inside for a few
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backpacking
May
May managed to be even more hectic than April. I headed back out to central Oregon to work on another ONDA project. This one felt incredibly special since it was the very first phase of a new project on a place called Twelve Mile Creek. We built a brand new
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January and how to keep existing in this mess
Writing this a bit late because, like everyone else, I'm already exhausted and this January was officially the longest month on record. I'm pretty sure everyone is just doing whatever they can to get by. A fine balance of doom scrolling with doing the things needed
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We made it
We made it to the shortest day of the year. Like a lot of other days in 2025, I spent part of it looking at birds. Today I went out to Raccoon Point on Sauvie Island. I watched a massive flock of Snow Geese hang out on the water and
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November
It's been warm for November. There are nasturtiums and calendula blooming in the yard and I've been weeding out borage and California poppy that are trying to sprout. I know this is the new normal, which is really just everything being abnormal. It has also meant