Comments on: Moab Confluence- Hyperventilating… http://becomingsara.com/2009/08/moab-confluence-hyperventilating/ Be yourself; everyone else is taken. (Oscar Wilde) Mon, 16 Jan 2012 02:40:15 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Deb http://becomingsara.com/2009/08/moab-confluence-hyperventilating/comment-page-1/#comment-125 Deb Sun, 16 Aug 2009 18:47:43 +0000 http://becomingsara.com/?p=338#comment-125 Hey S, Am sooooooo excited for you! Remember my Taos trip and how my behind sat on the fence for far too long about it? It was a transformational trip for me and I know yours will be the same. High five, sister! ~ D Hey S,

Am sooooooo excited for you! Remember my Taos trip and how my behind sat on the fence for far too long about it? It was a transformational trip for me and I know yours will be the same.

High five, sister!
~ D

]]> By: Brad http://becomingsara.com/2009/08/moab-confluence-hyperventilating/comment-page-1/#comment-124 Brad Sat, 15 Aug 2009 00:09:11 +0000 http://becomingsara.com/?p=338#comment-124 Sara, I know there's a Pegasus on Bainbridge and in Seattle, but haven't seen one here. My favorite is in Seaside, where they roast their own coffee and have a wide choice of teas as well. No fires on the beach yet - been chilly and we have an ocean view where we are. Also, the local cloud cover pretty well hid the meteors. But still there's been some sun every day, and just seeing the Haystack is worth the trip! Sara, I know there’s a Pegasus on Bainbridge and in Seattle, but haven’t seen one here. My favorite is in Seaside, where they roast their own coffee and have a wide choice of teas as well. No fires on the beach yet – been chilly and we have an ocean view where we are. Also, the local cloud cover pretty well hid the meteors. But still there’s been some sun every day, and just seeing the Haystack is worth the trip!

]]> By: Sara http://becomingsara.com/2009/08/moab-confluence-hyperventilating/comment-page-1/#comment-123 Sara Fri, 14 Aug 2009 22:19:58 +0000 http://becomingsara.com/?p=338#comment-123 Oh, wow! I bet you & Sandy are having a great time. I LOVE Cannon Beach... have been there several times. Definitely an artsy little town... and really good coffee. I'm thinking Pegasus- is that right? Almost as cool as PT. (OK, now I can never go back to CB...) I agree about the fish thing. Definitely odd, when there's so much good local seafood. Have fun beachcombing. Are you building fires on the beach @ night? That must be a really good place to see the meteor showers! Oh, wow! I bet you & Sandy are having a great time. I LOVE Cannon Beach… have been there several times. Definitely an artsy little town… and really good coffee. I’m thinking Pegasus- is that right?

Almost as cool as PT. (OK, now I can never go back to CB…)

I agree about the fish thing. Definitely odd, when there’s so much good local seafood.

Have fun beachcombing. Are you building fires on the beach @ night? That must be a really good place to see the meteor showers!

]]> By: Brad http://becomingsara.com/2009/08/moab-confluence-hyperventilating/comment-page-1/#comment-122 Brad Fri, 14 Aug 2009 16:06:35 +0000 http://becomingsara.com/?p=338#comment-122 Sara, didn't know you dug Moab - really neat place in a state with some awesome terrain. Sandy and I are currently in Cannon Beach, OR. There are some real restaurant gems here, hidden among the piles of pizza and so-called fish and chips (why would ANY eatery in the Pacific northwest fly in frozen, east-coast pseudo-fish?). When you drive back to PT sometime, you might enjoy passing through here. It doesn't add much time to the trip. Sara, didn’t know you dug Moab – really neat place in a state with some awesome terrain. Sandy and I are currently in Cannon Beach, OR. There are some real restaurant gems here, hidden among the piles of pizza and so-called fish and chips (why would ANY eatery in the Pacific northwest fly in frozen, east-coast pseudo-fish?). When you drive back to PT sometime, you might enjoy passing through here. It doesn’t add much time to the trip.

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