See You On The Trail
Explore the intersection of nature and personal reinvention, as I write about hiking, exploring, the outdoors, and my leap from law to creativity.
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Steal These Arguments: How to talk about the Flock Cameras Without Sounding Like a Conspiracy Theorist (opens the original)
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Every time a social media post acknowledges the existence of a local Flock camera, the comments divide themselves into two groups:One group says, “Great! If it catches criminals, why wouldn’t we want that?”See You On The Trail is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.<input cl
The Getting There (opens the original)
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There’s something special about a trailside cafe. Something to look forward to on a long ride, an apres-run destination with your race training crew. A welcome oasis on a hot day. A warm refuge after a winter hike.See You On The Trail is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.<inp
The Borrowed Sky (opens the original)
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I picked a poor week to become a responsible runner.With a few races on the horizon (and a very real struggle session of a half marathon last weekend), I had finally decided this was it. No more “eh, I’ll just wing it.” Time to get back on the trails and train. I have actual races this fall. Future Me would surely appreciate that Present Me had finally gotten her act together. See You On The Trail is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, co
I'm Taking Advice From a TikTok Dudebro (opens the original)
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If someone told me in conversation that they were taking advice from a 20-something on TikTok, I would slip my ears right off and put them in my purse. There is absolutely nothing I want to learn from some dude on the world’s second dumbest social media app. (If you’re curious, LinkedIn still holds the Number One spot for that title.)Yet somewhere between my usual diet of funny animal videos (I shall never tire of the parrot singing Rihanna’s Monster) and artists sharing works in progress, TikTo
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