Yesterday I arrived in San Diego for my second annual Get-Work-Done-At-The-Beach retreat. I’ll be here 2-1/2 months, and plan to get a book drafted as well as update the blog and brainstorm new business ideas.
Tag Archives: Sam
Beach Life
I grew up in San Diego, and my adolescence was bikinis and Boogie Boards and cruising the cliffs in Ocean Beach.
Posted in Travel
Also tagged Beaches, California
My Little Wild Horse
I’m back from Ireland and Scotland, but am so backed up on photos we’ll have to get to those in a bit. Sorry, Internet!
Gold Beach, Oregon
Oh Internet, it’s been too long, so I’m just going to jump right in.
California Dreaming
We’re getting lots of snow in Taos, which is a good thing, but I thought these images of Ocean Beach (San Diego, CA) from last year might help. You know, if you’re complaining about the cold, just a little. (Though now that I look at them again, they don’t make me feel particularly warm. But still, surfers and beach dogs and interesting patterns always make […]
Posted in Travel
Also tagged Beaches, California, Dogs, Ocean
Highway One
I’ve driven a lot of roads in the U.S., and one of the very best is Highway One on the California coast.
Posted in Travel
Also tagged Animals, Beaches, California
Fire, Then Rain
I’m posting about this epic Scamp all out of order, so forgive me. I seem to be randomly inspired these days, but maybe a month on the road will do that to you.
Posted in Travel
Also tagged Forests, Hiking, Oregon, Waterfalls
Hiking the Jemez
New Mexico doesn’t have the 14ers that Colorado does, but still, we’ve got some pretty great mountains like the Jemez, which I spent some time in a few months ago. (Jemez is just west of the weird and interesting Los Alamos.)
Posted in Travel
Also tagged Hiking, Mountains, New Mexico, Waterfalls
As If I Needed To Prove My Motto
It’s been a rough week.
Posted in Home in Taos
Also tagged Animals, Mountains, Nature, New Mexico, Snow, Winter
The Happiest Dog Around
This week’s 365 project theme of “dark” isn’t going as well as I’d hoped, due to a whole lot of snow (white) and cloudy nights with no stars.
Posted in Home in Taos
Also tagged Animals, Hiking, Nature