It’s all too easy to put long-standing relationships on cruise control when life’s busy details demand attention.
Women’s Adventure founder, Michelle Theall, treks up to Montana and finds the courage to saddle up once again.
As many of you probably know, eight years ago I started Women’s Adventure magazine. Four years ago, I launched the Creative Conferences. Both of these endeavors grew out of the belief that our words and images have an almost mystical ability to inspire, unite, and inform those around us.
Boulder residents seem a little freaked lately. For a month or so now, there’s been a deer roaming the streets stalking people.
I’m a forty-three year old woman and I’m crying. Sniveling. Angry. Weak. I want to take my trekking pole and hurl it at the sturdier mountaineers in front of me.
I’ve got just 21 days, three weeks, to get ready to go to Iceland where we’ll be hiking fifteen hours up the highest mountain there.
Michelle Theall is looking for unforgettable animal experiences. Care to share yours?
“I will run over you.” Coach Jarvis Scott drives the Texas Tech track van behind our team during practice, nudging our calves with the bumper. That was twenty-one years ago.
There’s a tear in my eye. My 4 year old loves skiing. He’s been in lessons at A-Basin and on the double planks since he was two, but this weekend, something clicked.
Women’s Adventure magazine is doing a shout out for Alaska photos and stories on Facebook. I submit this one in honor of our now four-and-a-half-year old son on his adoption day. I read this as part of a longer piece, in court, the day he went from being a foster kid in Boulder County to having a forever family with us.
My decision to leave Women’s Adventure has been a relatively easy one, but sad nonetheless. Easy, because I have a staff in place that has handled the magazine in such a way that I’m seriously a non-factor in its success or improvement.
What do grizzlies and mountain lions eat? The answer is anything they want, including you.
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