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// Here come the 3pm cookies at @beavercreek 🍪👩🏻‍🍳👨🏼‍🍳

Would you be at the base of the mountain for fresh baked cookies every day?! It’s a treat you don’t want to miss! 💁🏻‍♀️

// I love winter, but once skiing ends, I start cr

// I love winter, but once skiing ends, I start craving nights like this. Bonfires. Camping. Ocean sounds. Tired legs, sweaty skin, happy heart.

Would you go camping with the first two people that come up when you hit “share”? Let them know below 😘⤵️

// It’s me, hi! 💁🏻‍♀️ Happy Spring!

// It’s me, hi! 💁🏻‍♀️ Happy Spring!

You’ll find me amongst the peaks, valleys, water, and summits this year. Mountains near & far — who knows where these legs will take me?!

Do you have any favorite places to opt outside? Anywhere you dream to visit this year? Share below bc I’m looking for some inspiration 🌄🏔️⤵️

// The entanglement of grief and gratitude always

// The entanglement of grief and gratitude always piques my curiosity. As I move into a transitionary period, I find myself here — grateful and grieving simultaneously.

I’ve never lived in a place for more than one year — until now. I have extended my lease in Brookline quite a few times & am now packing up to move a town over. I’m going to have two wonderful roomies & save some money, but I’m going to miss my home in Brookline. I have lived alone here, then shared space with my ex, and now find myself here alone again.

Packing up and seeing the walls stripped of memories I’ve collected over the years is stirring up profound grief. It’s not the material objects — I’d easily give them all away. It’s the stories they hold.

I’m so grateful for this chapter in life and can’t wait to see what awaits in the next page of my story.

💁🏻‍♀️I’m curious :: What’s something you love about where you live right now? Share below 💬⤵️

// St. Patrick’s Day in 2020 was spent overnight

// St. Patrick’s Day in 2020 was spent overnight at a hut outside of Mount Rainier National Park! We made the most AMAZING reubens, skied on the MTTA trail system, and woke up to a breathtaking sunrise the next day. One of the best views I’ve had to date! ☘️

And YES. I carried an entire corned beef from @traderjoes to the hut… along with:

🍺Irish porter cheese for snackin’
🧅onions for carmelizing
an entire loaf of rye bread
🧈Kerrygold butter (basically real gold)
🫙sauerkraut from Trader Joe’s (edible by the spoonfuls)
🧀Swiss cheese
🇷🇺Russian dressing

IT WAS SO WORTH IT!! 😁

Have you been any of the the MTTA (Mount Tahoma Trails Association) huts?! If not, add it to your bucket list ASAP ⛷️

// St. Patrick’s Day, 2012! Haha! I have always

// St. Patrick’s Day, 2012! Haha! I have always LOVED visiting my cousin in Boston for St. Pattys day — it’s just seems like the best place to be. Flash forward 11 years and I’m LIVING in Boston! Life is pretty awesome. 🌈☘️🇮🇪

While we’re not out pub hopping, I wouldn’t trade anything for our 2-year-old party prepping & sippin’ Guinness on a Friday night!

☘️Where’s your favorite place to celebrate the Irish in all of us?!

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