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January 6, 2019 / 0 comments

Twice Is Nice (and other travel lessons we’re learning too late)

February 14, 2018 / 7 comments

Jack 1950 – 2018

December 23, 2017 / 2 comments

Home for the Holidays

December 6, 2017 / 4 comments

I didn’t want to write this post

April 4, 2017 / 2 comments

Spring cleaning the brain

January 18, 2017 / 0 comments

Slow down everyone, you’re moving too fast.

November 8, 2016 / 0 comments

Finding the Right Words

April 11, 2016 / 0 comments

Something Tells Me He’s Going to Be Fine

March 29, 2016 / 0 comments

My Own Form of March Madness

January 16, 2016 / 0 comments

Fish Phobia

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A new blog post is up: Nudity in the North. Just go read it. I promise, it’s funny.

Cool thing alert! I became The World’s Best Auntie this weekend. Baby Jack was born on Monday night, weighing in at a whopping 9lbs, 6oz. Well done @kellyroethe and @aroethe! He’s a keeper! Also, I got some quality hangs with Trixie One Tooth and found a vending machine that reminded me of a 90’s ski film. What a week!

In a remote corner of Minnesota known locally as Brainerd, these mythical creatures roam the lake shores searching for undeveloped patches of sand to call home. These specimens are a fine example of expert taxidermy practices at work. May they assume a place of prominence in the finest lake homes for generations to come. #onlyinmn

Oregon, you have no right to be so pretty. How dare you make me question my life choices?!

Great things happen when work and life mesh so well together. Thanks for an incredibly fun week @adventure_advertising, @capturefilmco, @surecanproductions, @tk_58222 and @_paulvincent_. Cant wait to do it again!

Nebraska’s tourism campaign makes the bold statement that its scene isn’t for everyone. It’s for those who find beauty in vast expanses of prairie. Those who can and want to spend hours digging through the shelves of a used bookstore. Those who love a bit of quirk alongside modern progress. After spending the weekend in Omaha, I have to agree. It is not a city that has something for everyone. But it scratched several of my freak itches and I will certainly be back.

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