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  • June 4 at 5:52 AM
    I emit the most carbon by driving. That is the worst thing about living where I do. My son goes to school in Hood River and my wife teaches yoga there. It is only about 11 miles from my house, but 3 miles of that is winding dirt road and some pretty good incline. We have cyclists up here, but a lot of them will not ride daily because of the...
  • June 3 at 1:54 PM
    We buy a majority of our produce at the Hood River Farmer's Market. Most of the vendors are local (within 20 miles of HR) and a couple are a little further away. Not all of them are certified organic, but I believe all are pesticide-free and are working toward their certification. All of the produce we buy is amazing, and we go through a lot of...
  • June 3 at 7:31 AM
    Last night, on my way home. I decided to bike to somewhere new instead of my usual bike ride along a busy road to get home. I took 20 minutes to enjoy not only a beautiful sunset but also to meditate and refocus myself. I find I'm most productive when sitting in my hammock along the water, notably around the sunset hours or at night, since I am...