Hi world! Chris here. I don’t have a whole lot to say this week, but I do have a whole lot to show you. And I’m actually kind of proud of some of these pictures. I’m no professional, but my phone’s camera really stepped up to the challenge this weekend. My parents stepped up to their own challenge too. The challenge of hiking Chimney Rock … Continue reading Chimney Rock Challenge
Hi world! Chris here. This week’s post is gonna go a little differently than usual. I had a plan for this week’s topic, but the date got pushed back so now it’s the topic for next week! For this post, I decided to take a look into what lies ahead. Recently, I’ve been having to take some time to think about my own future and … Continue reading Looking Up Locations
Hi world! Chris here. I’m finally back from my latest expedition where I spent almost all of my time without any internet source or service of any kind. That’s my explanation for my late post. I was third wheeling at the family shared house we own in a cove of the iconic Lake Lure. Don’t worry, it was actually really fun. But you’re about to … Continue reading Life, Liberty, and Lake Lure
Hi world! Chris here. And I’ve got a little story to share. Now, I’m not sure how many of you have watched the show Supernatural, but it’s about two brothers that fight monsters and demons all across America. In the first season, there’s an episode with a demon that crashes planes after they’ve been in the air for twenty minutes. I don’t know why, but … Continue reading First Flight Fiasco
Hi world! Chris here. I’m back again to fill you in on the remainder of my week spent in Eagle River, Alaska! If you recall from last week, this post is all about Alaskan wildlife. Or, more specifically, the wildlife I interacted with while I was on vacation. Believe me, there’s a lot. As I stated in my first post, we arrived in Anchorage a … Continue reading Ask Me About Alaskan Animals
May 11th, 2019. A twenty year old girl takes her first flight in an airplane. She’s leaving her hometown in North Carolina for a week stay in Eagle River, Alaska. The farthest west she’s been before ended at Tennessee. But suddenly, she’s flying through the air and her entire life changes. The seat belt light came on, flight attendants demonstrated safety procedures, her mom clutched … Continue reading Ask Me About Alaska
Here, There, and Back Again 