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Monthly Archives: October 2007
Happy Halloween
Time seems to have a life of its own these days and moves along faster than the speed of light. I can’t believe Halloween is just around the corner-wasn’t it just yesterday that I was holding Rayne’s hand as a … Continue reading
Posted in Ojos
Tagged Chile, Csikszentmihalyi, Eyes of the Spirit, Ojos, training
Ready for the Summit Push
After several acclimatization forays up and down the Khumbu icefall and Western Cwm, Everest climbers return to base camp to rest and fortify before their final push to the summit. The climbers are nervous, tense, and wondering if all the … Continue reading
Posted in Everest 2010, Ojos
Tagged book, Eyes of the Spirit, More than a Mountain, Ojos, training
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Fall Down Seven Times, Get Up Eight.
“Fall down seven times, get up eight.” This is a Japanese proverb that came my way once on a tear-away calendar. Of the 365 sayings that year, this one stuck. As I ran intervals on Signal Hill Tuesday morning and … Continue reading
Happy Thanksgiving to All,
Funny how it works than when you let go of something, the resulting space allows for it to occur. Just when I said, “I want to do as little training as possible for Chile,” I found it within me to … Continue reading
Posted in Buddhism, Ojos
Tagged Eyes of the Spirit, Ojos, training
