
pursuing as many as six impossible things before breakfast. training to be a morning person. world traveler, wanderlust + lover of all things active. cowboy boots. photography. big glasses of red. skiing. being on the water + my dream to surf + sail + deep sea fish. learning to push my limits, mountain bike, run, ski switch + jump off big things. Roots from the south, with a denver address but the mountains will always be home. I believe “the cure for anything is saltwater; sweat, tears, or the sea.”
thanks for reading. xo j.j.
you may have noticed yesterday, or in previous bucket lists that climbing a fourteener (or two) has been on my bucket list for quite some time.
and tomorrow, it’s going to happen(!)
we are headed to telluride today for the bluegrass festival - + before we get too comfortable in the townhouse we rented in mountain village, we will be setting up camp at the base of mt. sneffels + summiting tomorrow morning.
I’ve got to admit, I’m a little bit novice to the whole camping and hiking scene. most of my childhood was spent on the mountain at ski meets, + traveling down the rodeo trail, which left little time for other weekend adventures.
so the last two days after work were spent dragging h to the r.e.i flagship store and picking the brains of anyone who would offer advice in the arena of best women’s sleeping bags. am I going to be cold? down vs. synthetic? what about pads, pillows, headlamps, backpacks + hydration systems?
I felt rather like a colorado newbie traipsing out of the front doors + onto the street with all my brand new gear.
but, I’m excited for the opportunity to head back to mountains, + even more so to break in my toys + cross off a goal.