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Paws

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My new watering hole! And I don’t drink! Baha! What began as a Kickstarter campaign last year is now in full effect and we experienced it in full throttle! Thrilled to see this couple’s dream come to life.

20170408_163417 copy — Crosby, Rylan & Amy. Best Wedding Photo Evah!

20170408_150123 copy — Crosby. He’ll fetch the ball as long as you can throw it! So focused this one! Must be part border collie!

20170408_150203 copy — Ralphie. He stole my heart and my bones when he walked in. Weimaraner of the Year in my book. Couldn’t sit still or fetch if his life depended on it. A dog with his own agenda or no agenda; I just intuitively knew we would get along fabulously.

Project365

The mountain teaches us that we should endure hardships
and not drift along the easy way,
which always leads down.
~ Hans Gmoser

I love this.
Climbing despite the diagnosis.
Adventure begins where our sense of security ends.
Full commitment is where adventure and creativity can really breathe.
Yes!
#SteveRichert #Project365 #LivingVertical #NativeNewYorker #ManagingDiabetes

Exemption

love copy.jpg Love is not bound by time or space.
Love evolves and revolves
until it is united and reunited
with those that have shared it.

Unearth

It is through science that we prove, but through intuition that we discover.
~ Henri Poincare

Tango

Emotional self-regulation: “The process model of emotion regulation is based upon the modal model of emotion. The modal model of emotion suggests that the emotion generation process occurs in a particular sequence over time. This sequence occurs as follows:

Situation: the sequence begins with a situation (real or imagined) that is emotionally relevant.
Attention: attention is directed towards the emotional situation.
Appraisal: the emotional situation is evaluated and interpreted.
Response: an emotional response is generated, giving rise to loosely coordinated changes in experiential, behavioral, and physiological response systems.

Because an emotional response (4.) can cause changes to a situation (1.), this model involves a feedback loop from (4.) Response to (1.) Situation. This feedback loop suggests that the emotion generation process can occur recursively, is ongoing, and dynamic.” Wikipedia

Mamquam

I know where you hide. I’ve observed you from where I seek. I’ve wandered behind as you wade between the river beds. I’ve balanced on the train tracks and crossed your frozen lakes. I’ve felt your hands as they cradle babies and salmon berries. And captured your eyes as we pass in the mountain’s mist. I know where you hide. I hide there too.

Curves

I met Karri a few years back in a Stanford course when I was fortunate to have come across one of his brilliant illustrations about those that live and work in “black holes”. I posted his comic on my office door as a reminder that I’m not alone. It’s fantastic when someone can distill through imagery and a few words exactly what you are thinking and make it endearing to all.

Thank you Karri for sharing your “resume” with me. It’s a beautiful piece of work and I look forward to your future renderings on how we learn and move forward in our lives.