So, last week I completed round four of Field Control Therapy. All-in-all, it went well–the detox symptoms weren’t as terrible as they were during the previous rounds. I’m sure that it helped that I spent the majority of Sunday and Monday outdoors away from EMFs. My last two posts highlighted my time and miles at … More FCT Treatment Round 4
Here’s part two of of my day on the trails last weekend. I was doing my FCT treatment so I had to be outdoors all day, avoiding EMFs as much as possible. On Sunday, after running and having brunch with UnitedLA I had a couple of options: I could relax, sit under a tree, and … More Trail Mix Deluxe Part 2: Go Take a Hike!
Sunday was another day out on the trails. Only this time, I’d be on foot instead of two wheels. I was scheduled to do my fourth round of FCT treatment on Sunday so I needed to be outdoors, try to avoid EMFs, and take it easy. Well, two out of the three is not bad, right? I … More Trail Mix Deluxe Part 1: The Hills Are Alive
Father’s Day came early this year. Typically, I do long runs on Saturday but when my buddy Julian is able to meet up I’m down for anything active. He’s one of my best friends from college and was my best man at my wedding. Julian said that he wanted to give the trails at the … More #Active4Asher: Trail Mix – MTB
Despite staying up pretty late, I had no trouble getting up early on Day 2 of Science Olympiad Summer Institute. It was gorgeous outside! At 6 am, I was out the door and headed to North Mountain Park, adjacent to our resort. Thankfully, it wasn’t very wet or muddy from the previous night’s storm. … More SOSI 2014, Day 2: Stinky and Hangry
I wouldn’t say that I’m in a state of panic. However, looking at the calendar, I’m realizing that in less than a month I have to report back to school. Next week, I’ll be attending a week-long training conference for school. After that, I’ll be planning my curriculum and lessons for the semester. So, I … More Shifting Gears: Going Back Into Teacher Mode
[Originally Published 08.07.2013] That last morning in Colorado was a somber one. My friends and I were gathered around the breakfast table. In silence. Then Renee broke the silence pointing out that we were having a “chicken shawarma” moment à la The Avengers http://youtu.be/vSIXlkFOkJ0 So we didn’t just finish saving the world, but we did … More Chicken Schwarma
[Originally published 08.06.2013] I’m not gonna lie, it was a little difficult for me to sit in morning sessions at the Institute after our sunrise hike at Loveland Pass. Thankfully, our facilitators planned some interesting hands-on labs for us to do. We worked in teams to test water from different sources in the community. … More Key Issues Session, Day 5
[Originally Published 08.05.2013] Our final Dawn Patrol Hike at Key Issues Institute took place on Saturday, July 27. My friends and I had been looking forward to it all week. At 5 am we boarded the bus to Loveland Pass on the Continental Divide. We were thankful for beautiful weather and clear skies at 12,000 … More Key Issues Institute, Dawn Patrol on Day 5
[Originally Published 08.03.2013] Friday, at the Institute, was data collection day. Three groups were sent out to three different locations to test water quality. At each location we had three stations where different measurements had to be taken: 1. biodiversity 2. depth & surface velocity 3. dissolved oxygen, zinc, & pH So on went the … More Key Issues Institute, Day 4
