We’ll keep a candle in the window to help guide you home.

Esta oración es para todos los viajeros.
Para los que comienzan en la belleza
y caen de la gracia,
quienes caminan tímidamente,
buscando la manera de volver.
Y para los que nacen en los márgenes,
viajando de un lugar liminal a otro,
cruzando fronteras
en busca del centro.

“Every single American — gay, straight, lesbian, bisexual, transgender — every single American deserves to be treated equally in the eyes of the law and in the eyes of our society. It’s a pretty simple proposition.” — Barack Obama

Sharing some pictures that show the really beautiful 1864 Huntington Wagon Road near Maupin Oregon.

You won’t find any signs or trails leading to this part of the old road, but there is a more easily accessible section of the road closer to Bend Oregon. You can find more information here on the BLM’s site.

Exploring the hidden (lost?) sections of the old “Huntington Wagon Road” that was built in 1864 to connect The Dalles to Bend Oregon, we came upon some beautiful spring flowers that I wanted to share.

Updating your resume and project portfolio is really exhausting… How the heck did we get all that done over the last few years?

Did an overnight camp out and some exploratory day hiking this weekend on the Deschutes River. Followed the old railroad on the East side of the canyon. It was really lovely with big open spaces, high desert grasslands and lots of blue sky and sun.

This picture was taken with my cell phone from the campsite. Had not seen so many stars in forever.

That was unexpected. I suddenly find myself with free time on my hands.

Yep, I get it. I am being intentionally vague, but I have to be until I don’t…

Jess found us a wonderful place for breakfast over in Barrio Logan, called Maggie’s Cafe. I highly recommend it. We are trying the chili relleno omelette and some other yummies.