It’s easy to get caught up in the details. Ready; bend your knees. Yep, those things halfway down your legs. Bend them. Great, now jump. No, don’t bend more. Jump! Slide your feet off. Both feet. Oh god. Stop crumpling over like that. Keep your arms straight. Move your feet. Slide them forward. Forward. Forward. … Continue reading why I teach (and do) flying trapeze
Author: Kimberly
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books I read in August
Last month, I got my first black eye, and I found a wedding dress. I'm growing up so fast... Then again, I also spent last weekend on a lake eating cookies and lying on a doughnut-shaped floatie, so maybe I'm not quite there yet. 80% adulting for the win. Books I read in August: A … Continue reading books I read in August
our minus-one anniversary
Note: These are not my pictures! All of the lovely photos in this post were taken by Vivian of Lifetime Captures Photography A year from now, I am going to stand among my best friends in a white dress. I’m going to face the kindest, most generous, and most loving human I’ve ever met, and … Continue reading our minus-one anniversary
books I read in July
It's hard to think of something upbeat to say when I've read three depressing books in a row. I wanted there to be a big thunderstorm so I could curl up in bed with hot chocolate and an enjoyable book. Instead I spent last weekend climbing around a treetop adventure course, riding the wooden roller … Continue reading books I read in July
things coaches hate
This is a rant. Consider yourself forewarned. I spend about 15-20 hours of my week coaching various types of circus arts. Most of the time I love my job. Some of the time I want to stab myself in the eye. Things that make me crazy: I saw this on Instagram/YouTube/Pinterest. If you saw an … Continue reading things coaches hate
books I read in June
Don't even talk to me about how fast this year is flying by. I'm loving it and I'm hating it and I'm getting married soon. Actually, I'm not, but it feels that way since everything and everyone in the wedding industry is already booked for the entire summer of 2018. That's nuts. It turns out other … Continue reading books I read in June
true north strong and free
Two months ago, I bundled up the forever human, a bunch of bedding, and way too much junk food in the truck and headed off to Clearwater, BC to see Helmcken Falls. It took half a day of being there before I was determinedly planning our next cell-reception-free getaway. Canada celebrated its 150th birthday a … Continue reading true north strong and free
