After Denali, our itinerary was simple. Go visit an ice cave at Matanuska (Mat-Su) Glacier, then hop on a last minute cruise from Seward, AK to Vancouver, Canada. I managed to find a killer deal for a last minute cruise, which was perfect since we only bought a one way plane ticket to Alaska. The…Continue Reading “Alaska: Part 2”
On a whim, K and I decided to visit Alaska for about 3 weeks last year. We were hanging out in Montana and the smoke from the wildfires was getting ridiculous. I found some cheap one way tickets and a “reasonable” (for Alaska) car rental, and off we went. We spent the first part in…Continue Reading “Alaska: Part 1”
K and I spent a few days in the Wind River Range area exploring some of the areas. We did two backpacking trips: Cirque of the Towers loop (2 days, ~25 miles, day 1, day 2) Titcomb Basin and Island Lake (3 days, ~35 miles, day 1, day 2, day 3) (Caveat with the Strava…Continue Reading “Backpacking in the Wind River Range”
This post really should have been named Surprisingly Easy Bureaucracy. K & I gave up our place in Colorado, and moved to Texas. I’m not going to go into the whys here, if you are curious mail me. I was *extremely* surprised at how easy the whole process was. I spent a long time being…Continue Reading “Setting up domicile in Texas”
It has been a busy winter with a lot of visitors and random social events, and this blog thing is totally getting neglected. I’ve been challenged to write something, so here I am. Since I’m missing Asia lately, I decided to go through my Japan food photos from our last Asia trip. Enjoy the food…Continue Reading “Tokyo food (Oct 2017 trip)”
This time of year, we always get holiday cards from friends with kids detailing all the fun they had that year. I always say to K that I’m jealous because it seems to me that holiday cards are only “allowed” for people with kids. I want to send a braggy braggy card about my life…Continue Reading “Holiday Card Jealousy”