Archive for the 'Yosemite Photography' Category

Someday is Another Word for Never

February 11th, 2010

Everyone needs to almost die.
By the way, this is my report on my Solo Sabbatical in Yosemite) Everyone has been asking me about my time in Yosemite alone at the end of January/beginning of February – so here it is. I blogged a thank you to my pastor in Illinois on why I was doing [...]

My Solo Sabbatical

January 20th, 2010

It is a life long dream that is about to come true! I am headed to Yosemite in winter and will be staying at Yosemite Lodge in just a few days! I’ll be there from January 30th to February 2nd.

While most dream of a “White Christmas” I’ve been dreaming of a “White Yosemite” – and [...]

Yosemite Summit 2009 Report and Video

June 16th, 2009

Don’t miss the video at the end of this post!
I’m still feeling the effects of Yosemite Summit 2009. It is difficult to describe this event to someone who has not gone; it is truly a wonderful trip on so many fronts. But it is my prayer that some descriptions, some pictures, quotes from the guys [...]

Yosemite Summit 2008 Report

June 5th, 2008

Don’t miss the video at the end, and click any picture for a larger view.

It’s hard to believe the Yosemite Summit 2008 is over. It’s been several weeks, but it still feels like a part of me is still there in the Sierra Nevada. It’s been fun sorting through the 5000+ pictures we took and [...]

A Prayer Bearly Answered!

May 26th, 2008

I’ve got lots of pictures to post and stories to tell about the very first Yosemite Summit, but for those of you who like to read the last chapter of books first – I’ll start by telling you about a very cool thing that happened at the very end of the trip.
I’d been to Yosemite [...]

Dare to Make Dreams Come True

March 24th, 2008

As mentioned in the video for the First Things First Kidology online training session, my pastor challenged us to consider what “re-creates” us, and to intentionally PLAN it into our lives. Up until that time I wrongly considered recreation to be equal to play and often said my recreation and my occupation were the [...]