Kimberlee Koehn
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March & April Favorites (2017)
It’s that time again folks! And since it’s that time, let’s not waste any more! Let’s just cut straight to the goods. Here are a few of my favorite things from March & April: The Serial Podcast Part of my ongoing quest to run 1000 miles this year includes finding new and exciting things… Continue reading
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Give Up Your Guilty Pleasures
When I was in high school, I spent a lot of time running around like a chicken with my head cut off. I wanted to be liked and accepted and I thought the only way to achieve that was to like and accept the “right” things. Be it the clothes I should wear, the movies… Continue reading
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Jeffrey’s Big Milestone
I’m not sure what the appropriate introduction song is here… For He’s a Jolly Good Fellow? Happy Birthday? Graduation by Vitamin C? There are just so many emotions to sort through. I can’t decide which song fits the best. In short: my car, Jeffrey, just hit 100,000 miles and I don’t know how I feel… Continue reading
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5 Easy Ways to Save the World
With Earth Day coming up this Saturday there’s going to be a lot of talk about the environment and, well, the way we as humans are essentially destroying it. These conversations can often be tense because while yes, we do love and care for the environment, not everyone is into reusable everything. But while we’re… Continue reading
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2017 Goals Check-In
With the end of March also marking the end of the first quarter of the year, and with me having set a hefty list of goals for myself at the beginning of the year, I thought it was a good time to check-in on how I’m doing. (You can find the original post explaining these… Continue reading
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The Reason “13 Reasons Why” is Important
On March 31st, Netflix released Thirteen Reasons Why, a series based off of the 2007 novel of the same name by Jay Asher. It follows Clay, a high school student who finds a box of cassette tapes on his doorstep one day. The seven double-sided tapes tell the story of why, two weeks prior, his… Continue reading
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Spring Break Road Trip (Day 9: Park City to Home)
What would prove to be the strangest, most body-shocking day of the road trip started just like any other day traveling with my sister: with coffee. We pulled up in front of the Park City Starbucks at around 7:45. The temperature was 36 degrees. Our driving time was only 10 hours that day, and we… Continue reading
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Spring Break Road Trip (Day 7 & 8: Park City)
Just like a Saturday, the best part of a non-travel day on a road trip is the freedom to sleep in as long as you want. Now, I haven’t really been able to sleep passed 9:30 since I was about 18, but there’s something to be said about just laying there, with nowhere to be,… Continue reading
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Spring Break Road Trip (Day 6: Bend to Park City)
It was another early morning to start another long day of driving, and with the events of Saturday still looming in the far back corner of our minds, we figured it was only logical to start our day with Starbucks. Unlike Friday’s departure from Vegas, the drive out of Bend didn’t involve buildings shrinking out… Continue reading
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Spring Break Road Trip (Day 4 & 5: Bend)
Sweet, sweet, Bend. You are cold, but you are a place. People love you. People! You have people. And houses. And food. Oh Bend, I love you. On Sunday morning Allison, my sister and I got up slow and made our way over to have brunch, which proved to be nothing short of a gift… Continue reading
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