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Photos from Climb (hi res). Photos from around the world. Sunday, July 11, 2010. It has been a few weeks since the climb and I have had time to reflect, would I do this again? Thank you Mom, Jerry and Tonya for being a part of my team and thank you for your encouragement, support and life lessons. Fawn M. Ellis. Wednesday, June 23, 2010. It took us about 40 minutes to get to basecamp. As we arrived a chopper flew above us to high camp. We believe they were going to rescue the men. I changed c...Once we w...

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Photos from Climb (hi res). Photos from around the world. Sunday, July 11, 2010. It has been a few weeks since the climb and I have had time to reflect, would I do this again? Thank you Mom, Jerry and Tonya for being a part of my team and thank you for your encouragement, support and life lessons. Fawn M. Ellis. Wednesday, June 23, 2010. It took us about 40 minutes to get to basecamp. As we arrived a chopper flew above us to high camp. We believe they were going to rescue the men. I changed c...Once we w...

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Climb for Education: The Climb

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Photos from Climb (hi res). Photos from around the world. Wednesday, June 23, 2010. It was 7pm and trying to get sleep before 11pm felt like trying to take a nap in Yankee stadium during a homerun hit. The group from Colorado were yelling back and forth across camp. "HEY do you have water? Steps we encountered. There should only be two trails of steps. One for up and one for down (photo taken on rest day. Fawn M. Ellis. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Support Fawn with a Flat Rate Donation.

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Climb for Education: Checking in at the ranger station!

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Photos from Climb (hi res). Photos from around the world. Sunday, June 20, 2010. Checking in at the ranger station! So I tried to communicate with Pat as I began the journey. Last Sunday, I sent him the below images (taken from iphone) of us checking in at the ranger station. Unfortunately, Pat's computer died when I sent the images and gave a base camp status. Bottom photo clockwise: Jerry (my stepdad), Kathy (my mom), Me (Fawn) and Tonya (my bestfriend). Fawn M. Ellis. July 3, 2010 at 11:59 AM.

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Climb for Education: Made it to base camp!

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Photos from Climb (hi res). Photos from around the world. Sunday, June 20, 2010. Made it to base camp! Getting ready to head up the trail to basecamp. Our tents at basecamp. Fawn M. Ellis. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Support Fawn with a Flat Rate Donation. Donations greater than or equal to $75 will receive a framed photograph from the climb. The climb to high camp :-). Made it to base camp! Checking in at the ranger station! 2 Days Left and Feeling Ill! And Somebody Died On Rainier.

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Climb for Education: July 2010

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Photos from Climb (hi res). Photos from around the world. Sunday, July 11, 2010. It has been a few weeks since the climb and I have had time to reflect, would I do this again? Thank you Mom, Jerry and Tonya for being a part of my team and thank you for your encouragement, support and life lessons. Fawn M. Ellis. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Support Fawn with a Flat Rate Donation. Donations greater than or equal to $75 will receive a framed photograph from the climb. There was an error in this gadget.

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Climb for Education: May 2010

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Photos from Climb (hi res). Photos from around the world. Monday, May 24, 2010. On June 20, 2010, I will be embarking on a 3-4 day endeavor with my mom, stepdad and bestfriend Tonya to climb Mt. Rainier. A 14,410 ft volcano as a means to raise money to attend Delft University of Technology. Netherlands. My plan is to raise the money by July 1st so that I can begin the school year in August with my peers and professors. If I can not raise the money, I will defer and begin in January. Why go back to school?

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Alternative Treats: Labor Day Meal BBQ-style.

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Wednesday, September 8, 2010. Labor Day Meal BBQ-style. On Monday, we returned home to see that the neighbors had invited friends over for a Labor Day BBQ in the courtyard. Since we do not yet have a BBQ of our own, we decided to make our own "barbecued" dinner inside. Afterall, I had some delicious BBQ sauce in my cupboard just screaming to be used. I absolutely love Bone Suckin' Sauce. Designated all natural and gluten-free)! Basing the whole meal off of this BBQ sauce, we started cooking. The whole me...

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Alternative Treats: Mulled Apple Cider

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Friday, October 29, 2010. Hot, mulled apple cider is a favorite of mine! I love when fall rolls around and I can start drinking this tasty beverage. I gives me a warm, fuzzy feeling inside when I start to smell all the spices blend with the apple juice. Very comforting. :). I always add extra cinnamon in my cider. I love cinnamon. (Did you know that cinnamon helps your blood sugar go down? Well, it does. So add more cinnamon to your daily diet. :) ). Cozy up to some mulled apple cider tonight!

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Alternative Treats: Petite, Gluten-Free Waffle Cones, Made At Home. :)

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Monday, September 20, 2010. Petite, Gluten-Free Waffle Cones, Made At Home. :). Last week, I ordered a Waffle Cone Maker. I got the petite version instead of the regular size. I decided to go with the petite version for a few reasons:. 1 Anything mini is super cute in my book. 2 I can make a stroopwafles. Or a version similar)! Created in the Netherlands and are a favorite in my house.). Gluten-Free, Dairy-Free, Egg-Free, Soy-Free Petite Waffle Cones. Ahhh I am excited to fill them and eat them now!

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Alternative Treats: Toasted Pumpkin Seeds

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Thursday, October 28, 2010. Halloween is this weekend, and we have been ready in this house, decoration-wise, for the last month and a half! We still have a few things to do though before the big day. One of those things included carving a pumpkin. And, what does a carving pumpkin leave you with? I love toasted pumpkin seeds. mmm. It's sooo good for you! Posted by Alternative Treats. Carving pumpkins never gets old.so much fun! October 29, 2010 at 8:51 AM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). I make food ...

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Alternative Treats: Food Is Food, Right?

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Friday, August 27, 2010. Food Is Food, Right? Well, not all food is considered equal. And, this food is not exactly edible. However, it is nourishment. for your skin. :) I'll take that for sure. Skin Food by Weleda. My goodness, this stuff makes me feel like a lady! It is worth every penny. A little goes a long way, and I only use it on my hands after a long day in the kitchen with a lot of dishes. I have it on right now, and just had to tell you about it. I love this stuff! Posted by Alternative Treats.

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Alternative Treats: Harvest Time!

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Tuesday, October 26, 2010. I have been gone for awhile. sorry. But, I am back now! Jamie and I went on a quick trip down the west coast and got back this past weekend. He had never been north of Central California, and I knew this would be our last opportunity, this year, before the rain sets in. We drove from Seattle, WA down to Los Angeles, CA. We packed in as much fun as we could while visiting with friends and enjoying the gorgeous weather! We harvested some tomatoes, lima beans, and apples! I make f...

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Alternative Treats: Easy Breezy Jel Dessert For A No Effort Day.

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Wednesday, September 29, 2010. Easy Breezy Jel Dessert For A No Effort Day. It has been blazing hot in Los Angeles the past few days! I have refused to use the stove so everything I eat is either fruit, salad, or something I can quickly heat up in the toaster oven. Today, I decided I needed a super easy, hardly no effort, cool treat to eat. :) I had just the thing in my cupboard:. All Natural Raspberry Jel Dessert from Natural Desserts. I just read that adding less water to the mix might make the jel mor...

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Alternative Treats: GF Ice Cream Cones + Homemade Ice Cream = MMMM

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Monday, August 30, 2010. GF Ice Cream Cones Homemade Ice Cream = MMMM. My goodness was I excited to find these gluten-free vegan ice cream cones by "Let's Do.". Edward and Sons Trading Co. - The same company I use for my gf sprinkles). When I discovered they made sugar cones (on top) as well as the cake cones (on bottom), I became as giddy as a school girl. I always LOVED sugar cones. mmm. Side note: The sugar cones do have a soy lecithin, but the cake cones are soy free). Posted by Alternative Treats.

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Alternative Treats: S'more Please!

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Friday, September 3, 2010. What a great treat to have on Labor Day Weekend (or whenever your heart desires). The s'mores (pictured below) I made in the comfort of my home, using my toaster oven. They are super easy to make, and it takes little to no time at all! Gluten-free, Dairy-free, Soy-free, Egg-free. I found some gluten-free, dairy-free, nut-free graham-style crackers called " S'moreables. No worries, though, if you can not find these graham-style crackers, feel free to use a gf cookie instead.

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Alternative Treats: Garden Fresh Tomato Pasta

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Friday, August 27, 2010. Garden Fresh Tomato Pasta. I recently went to my grandparents's house for a visit, and I left with 2 containers of cherry tomatoes just picked from their garden. Delicious. My Farmer's Market provided me with leeks and kale. I had my gluten-free pasta of choice ready to go in my cupboard. Sounds like it's going to be pasta for dinner! Yum (and easy.). My pasta of choice is from Tinkyada. The spiral shape is my favorite). In a large saute pan on medium heat-. Add in your kale*.

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Photos from Climb (hi res). Photos from around the world. Sunday, July 11, 2010. It has been a few weeks since the climb and I have had time to reflect, would I do this again? Thank you Mom, Jerry and Tonya for being a part of my team and thank you for your encouragement, support and life lessons. Fawn M. Ellis. Wednesday, June 23, 2010. It took us about 40 minutes to get to basecamp. As we arrived a chopper flew above us to high camp. We believe they were going to rescue the men. I changed c...Once we w...

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