by Seth Pepoon | Aug 3, 2016 | dating, fire, fire building, fire starting, love notes, recovery, relationship, write
Lessons from the fire What can we learn about life from rebuilding a fire that has nearly gone out? Do the steps to rebuild a fire sound similar to the steps you can take to rekindle passion for your spouse, your church, your job or an abandoned hobby? I’ve spent many...
by Seth Pepoon | Jul 11, 2016 | hiking, journaling, recovery, relationship
Meet me at the edge of the world – where the dirt road ends On the flip side of all that productivity talk I shared yesterday is the need for recovery. My rope gets tied in knots so to speak and my ends get burnt and frayed. There’s all kinds of...
by Seth Pepoon | Jul 10, 2016 | efficiency, hiking, productivity, relationship
Everybody doing their job! Setting Specific Roles Brings Productivity and Efficiency My last blog gave 6 tips for hiking in the backcountry and was pretty much a practical piece that I hope was useful. There is a back story full of relationship lessons like many...
by Seth Pepoon | Nov 10, 2015 | dating, hiking, relationship
I got a hunch on our third date that this lady might be the one. We had gone out for coffee at the Frothy Monkey on our first date. I took her to a Chaffin’s Barn dinner theater for our second. Now I wanted to see if she was for real about hiking and being...
by Seth Pepoon | Nov 8, 2015 | hiking, relationship, water falls
Earth shaking power at Rock Island Falls When I hiked BL (before Loral), hiking was always an athletic event. Alone or with my buddies, I would push the limit of my physical ability doing lots of miles carrying 40-55 pounds. Now hiking with my Honey, we build in...
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