A new view . . .
At the most basic level, the header photo on the blog has changed. The photo was taken this Spring in Wolfe County, Kentucky. My attempt to capture the landscape does not do it justice. There were rolling hills and massive cliffs in the foreground and ridge tops from a couple counties away with water tanks perched upon high so as to achieve maximum pressure. I changed the header because a friend noted that there were snow capped mountains on my page. Having not been to Kentucky before, he wondered if we really had snow capped mountains like out West. So, I switched it up for a new look and to let him (and others) see what Kentucky looks like.
Additionally, I just returned from an extended vacation to a small city named “Stanley” in the Sawtooth Mountains of central Idaho. Returning from a trip like this usually leaves me with a different take on things. A new view or perspective on life . . . or maybe not so much “new” but possibly more “energized” . . . maybe that is a better way of stating it. Being off work for a month causes me to contemplate retirement and everything that goes along with it. I’ve been planning for retirement for many, many years now and hopefully Kim and I will be able to live comfortably in our later years.
View of Marten Lake in the Sawtooth Range
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My view of work also changes a bit after being gone for four weeks. I’m certainly re-energized and I know there is plenty to get done in the next several weeks. Having fun and challenging things to do at work keeps me engaged and leaves little time for getting bored. I’m lucky to have a great job that I enjoy and that allows Kim and I to take off such long periods of time. It’s always good to have “a new view” of your life . . .
See you on the trail!
