To find your breath and settle into it, is to realize that you are alive, stable, and able. To realize that the pain you’re experiencing is largely mental and that your body is a vessel capable of doing impossible things.

Enjoy a jumbled depiction of the odd week I had in between the Spain and France tour stops.

Tumbled down a giant mountain in Spain. Here’s how it went.

Tom loved deeply, giggled frequently, and was a master at capturing moments. He was a dear friend and a life inspiration. To commemorate, I wanted to say a few words and show you some of his exceptional photos as the leading ski photographer in his time.

I had an epiphany about femininity at a punk rock show. It's been a long, complicated, and on-going journey.

I don't say this lightly: the Lofoten Islands are the coolest place on earth.

November 6th was a heartbreaking and eye-opening day for me. I wanted to document how I felt the day after Trump was re-elected to remind myself of that specific moment in time.

For me, skiing is a form of moving meditation. For you, it can be as well. This is just a short blurb on how skiing has been that outlet for me.

I wrote this piece for my advanced seminar senior year of college, but the preservation of my home is something I care deeply about and will continue fighting for.

High impact injuries are a physical and mental trauma, and should be treated as such. Here's a bit of a reflection I had after my second knee surgery.

I took an Aboriginal Literature class when I was living in Australia. It changed my whole perspective on the country, and still deeply affects me today. This was the final reflection paper I wrote in the class (it's a very spiritual/creative/loose piece).