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Big Day

     Two summers ago, I attended Steen’s Mountain Running camp in Eugene, Oregon. To begin with, this camp is located in the mountains. Campers stay in huge green canvas tents that hold about 20 people...

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A sledding experience I will not soon forget

     I have gone sledding since I was a tot, but no sledding experience can compare to that which I had with Kristi, Tommie, and Sami Knutson. We had gone to Tommie’s house for a sleepover, and the...

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Running and learning with the Mountaineers

     Last year, I was left at a standstill. Where would I be going to college, and who would I be running for? Early on, I was contacted by Montana State University, a Division One school, and...

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Painful Music

     About ten years ago, I used to take part in piano lessons. Once or twice a week, my mom, brother, and I would travel to Glennallen to meet with my piano teacher who possessed a shy, fluffy black...

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Hope found in a "hopeless" horse

     The year 2007 brought with it many new experiences, yet the one that I look back and laugh at is the day that I first met my horse Maverick. At the time, Maverick was an eight year old Morab...

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He'll catch you with his "bear hands"

_    In the summer of 2010, just after school was released, the Highmark Youth Group left on a trip for Shoup’s Bay. We began in Valdez and hiked 14 miles to the campsite, which took roughly eight...

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Kindergarten! The good old days

_For some odd reason, my first year of school was the most memorable. For some reason its memories ring louder than those of even this year.  Free-time especially is very vivid. Our Kindergarten and...

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The toil and tribulations of cooking breakfast

Kailey Wilson submitted a podcast for her blog. Join her as she takes you behind the scenes of a typical day in the kitchen when a few twelfth-graders and their parents prepare breakfast for the staff.

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Wrangling for a living

__      Working in the barn was one of the most challenging of my experiences, yet it was one of the most fun and rewarding as well. I met so many great people, made so many fantastic memories, and...

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Hiding from a Bear

     When I was about five or six years old, I was quite the adventuresome young lass. For entertainment, I busied myself eating questionable Alaskan wild berries as well as by mothering injured birds...

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Big Day

     Two summers ago, I attended Steen’s Mountain Running camp in Eugene, Oregon. To begin with, this camp is located in the mountains. Campers stay in huge green canvas tents that hold about 20 people...

View Article

A sledding experience I will not soon forget

     I have gone sledding since I was a tot, but no sledding experience can compare to that which I had with Kristi, Tommie, and Sami Knutson. We had gone to Tommie’s house for a sleepover, and the...

View Article

Running and learning with the Mountaineers

     Last year, I was left at a standstill. Where would I be going to college, and who would I be running for? Early on, I was contacted by Montana State University, a Division One school, and...

View Article


Painful Music

     About ten years ago, I used to take part in piano lessons. Once or twice a week, my mom, brother, and I would travel to Glennallen to meet with my piano teacher who possessed a shy, fluffy black...

View Article

Hope found in a "hopeless" horse

     The year 2007 brought with it many new experiences, yet the one that I look back and laugh at is the day that I first met my horse Maverick. At the time, Maverick was an eight year old Morab...

View Article


He'll catch you with his "bear hands"

_    In the summer of 2010, just after school was released, the Highmark Youth Group left on a trip for Shoup’s Bay. We began in Valdez and hiked 14 miles to the campsite, which took roughly eight...

View Article

Kindergarten! The good old days

_For some odd reason, my first year of school was the most memorable. For some reason its memories ring louder than those of even this year.  Free-time especially is very vivid. Our Kindergarten and...

View Article


The toil and tribulations of cooking breakfast

Kailey Wilson submitted a podcast for her blog. Join her as she takes you behind the scenes of a typical day in the kitchen when a few twelfth-graders and their parents prepare breakfast for the staff.

View Article

Wrangling for a living

__      Working in the barn was one of the most challenging of my experiences, yet it was one of the most fun and rewarding as well. I met so many great people, made so many fantastic memories, and...

View Article

Hiding from a Bear

     When I was about five or six years old, I was quite the adventuresome young lass. For entertainment, I busied myself eating questionable Alaskan wild berries as well as by mothering injured birds...

View Article
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