The Museum of Four in the Morning

Hello, readers!

I had to come on here and post a little blurb explaining where I've been, as I started this blog as a means of adventuring outside of the rigors of deadlines, schedules, and the pressures of daily life..And only a few months in, I'm already a ghost on my own page.

I'm a little disappointed to admit that school (my last semester!) is taking up so much time and effort these past few months that I haven't had much time to post. Nonetheless, I'm enjoying it immensely...I'm working on some awesome projects, and I just started a new job that's helped me re-focus my purpose and direction in life...So on that front, things are going well.

I've also been watching a lot of Ted Talks. Some are great, some are a little less inspiring or innovative or entertaining. But this is one of those stories that I hope I never forget. Maybe it's because everyone can relate to this guy's quest to some degree. Maybe it's because I, too, share a strange obsession with a particular time that I can't quite explain. And maybe that's something I should delve into a little deeper.

I hope to post more once the chaos of the semester ends, but in the meantime, I leave you with this unexpected gem of a story. Do you ever find yourself inexplicably woven into a puzzle like the one he describes, that you can't quite comprehend? Everyone is searching for meaning in their lives. Here's wishing that you find it, and maybe, unravel just a little bit of life's wonderful, maddening mysteries.



-xoxo

I lost track of time and now it's all behind me

Just a quick update of this past week's adventures + some theme music to go with it. I don't think cameras can capture the true beauty of it all. Most of these were taken at Rocky Mountain National Park in CO. It's breathtaking there! Some of the winding mountain roads had me a little terrified (nooot a huge fan of heights) but it was so worth it!

 

"The world is BIG and I want to have a good look at it 
before it gets dark."

- John Muir