Hub thoughts are generally central themes to your brain, i.e., role thoughts such as Husband, Son, Father, and Home Owner. Main activity thoughts include Hiking/Climbing, Skiing, Recovery, and Training.
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“Linda playing Bagpipes” copyright BrickBarnBlog2011
Backlog Trip Reports
I'll be attending my Aunt's funeral today, so I decided to publish another trip report that I had written but never posted. To maintain dates and travels, I have published the complete Trip Report on the date it occurred.
East Temple Saddle via Pine Creek. Springdale East - UT, quad (Zion National Park)
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Happy Birthday America!
I struggled with what to write this fourth of July, proving just how difficult and politically sensitive it has become to celebrate the birth of a nation.
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Bungy Jumping. Kawarau Bridge, New Zealand. Copyright BrickBarnBlog 2008.
Finding Purpose, Part 2
Part 2 will probably read more like one of those cheesy “summary” book reviews, and even the website has a “used car salesman” vibe that bothers me. However, if I knew then what I know now…
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“1000 Marbles” Copyright BrickBarnBlog 2012
Can I Live More Than One lifetime? (1000 Marbles)
Here is my theory of a thousand marbles. The 1,000 marble story helps us remember to live our life by taking a marble out every week and making sure we spend time with those we love or do something worth living.
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“Lady Mountain” copyright by BrickBarnBlog2017
Backlog Trip Reports
In attempting to put together a list of my favorite hikes in and around Zion for a friend, I noticed that I had dozens of unpublished trip reports that I had written but never posted. To maintain dates and travels, I have published the complete Trip Report on the date it occurred.
Lady Mountain. Temple of Sinawava - UT, quad. (Zion National Park)
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Finding Purpose, Part 1
I live in a small rural town, and everybody hunkered down, wore masks, and said hi to their neighbors through windows for about two weeks.
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Netflix and the death of streaming
It hasn’t been difficult to see the problems building around the streaming industry’s business, and as a consumer, I’ll mention a few things that bug me the most.
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PKM using TheBrain: Episode 00: Series Overview
Thinking will always remain the vital component of manipulating information to knowledge. That component will always be required of you "in house," residing within your "wet" brain (or whatever pithy term applies).
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Huntington Beach, California. Copyright BrickBarnBlog2013.
And it's Gone
Truthfully, everything goes away. Some hurt more than others, and some we are happy to see leave, i.e., 2020
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