Истории Livinlife

"One tiny disaster can bring a gigantic change to your life." Meet Ginger. your average rich kid who does nothing but stare out the window, eat, and sleep. after a few unnescessary reasons, Ginger is sent to live a luxurious, fun, and disastrous life in a . . . . Farm house. Where he meets talking bears, noisy wolves, rude birds, cute raccoons, annoying skunks who barge in his place at night. And lets not leave out the amazing neighbors and that mysterious girl who seemed to hate his guts the minute she layed eyes on him. Watch as Ginger finally learns...or experiences how it really feels like to live life to its fullest potential, and as he uncovers the mystery of the lost myths hidden in that very farm. And when that day comes, he will finally be known as......FARM BOY BROOKLYN!

It is now less than 90 days before I start my Pacific Crest Trail 2650 mile hike on 03/21, my second attempt. I decided that this go round I should be in better shape than I was last year, and that the best way to do this would be to get out and hike. Duh! With a heavy pack. I thought that it would be best to have some variation day to day as I train since that is what you experience on the PCT. So... my plan is to try to hike at least one new trail each day between now and the time I head to California. Yesterday was day 1 of the new training regime - I planned to start small and work my way up in terms of mileage and difficulty, the last thing I want to do is get an injury during training that ruins my chances of hiking the PCT. So, I found a short trail on alltrails.com that supposedly leads to a spring - a measly 1.3 mile trail, well off the beaten path. I left early in light rain and heavy fog, about 40 degrees F, and set off to find the trail head. I was where both Alltrails.com and Google said I should be... but there was no trail head, no trail, no signs, no blazes, nothing. Day 2 was a short trail close to me in a conservation area - I decided to push it hard, which for me is about 3.5 miles an hour - and see how my backpack setup is working out, and test my new Keen insulated boots out. I am choosing to carry more weight during training than I will actually carry on the PCT in hopes that it makes the PCT a tad easier. Again today it was a light rain, very heavy fog in many places, and in the low 40's - an enjoyable first couple of hikes The next couple of days it may get down below freezing and I may not care to try driving on the roads - but I can still train on the treadmill on full incline, and we have ten acres on a hill which is decent enough for training if need be.

This book contains my favorite music XD

A collection of one cent's about anything- of life not taken. May this book reminds me always of my journey and embracing the thing that makes me the happiest - writing. An imperfect writer, with the perfect intentions- to simply share with the hopes to inspire.

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I'm Cora Mayo, southland bounty Hunter+ the wife of Patty Mayo.