Sara Lingafelter

Climber, writer, lawyer, and miscellaneous other

Welcome…

Welcome to my new online professional / personal / social media / etc. home online.  I’ve wanted to try out WordPress for some time, so here goes.  Anything will be better for this use than my Google Page Creator site that’s been up for the last couple years, so please let me know what you think.

To the right, you’ll find links from the places I blog online.  For those of you who are interested in my professional life as well as my free time activities, this can be a one-stop place to keep up with my wide range of activities in law, policy, politics, climbing, and writing.

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  • Guest Blogger Rebecca: Gore-Tex Summit - How The Stuff Works November 5, 2009
    From RCG HQ: Here's Day 2 of Rebecca's adventures at Gore-Tex Bloggers summit!One of the most interesting parts of the Gore-Tex Blogger Summit was learning about the core science behind what makes a garment waterproof and breathable. This actually is important information for the outdoor consumer. It’s not unique to Gore-Tex and the science applies […]
  • Guest Blogger Rebecca: Gore-Tex Summit November 3, 2009
    Hi Everyone, RCG HQ here. Rebecca from calipidder.com has posted her take on the recent gathering of outdoor bloggers at Gore-Tex. Enjoy!The Gore-Tex Blogger Summit was a short whirlwind of tours, education, entertainment, and fun with fourteen other outdoor bloggers and many Gore associates. I wasn’t sure what to expect with this event but it was clear from […]
  • Sara Post: Kala Patthar October 27, 2009
    From RCG HQ: Check new pictures from Sara on her Flickr site. Here's her latest post - Enjoy!Today has been a big day all the way around... the rest of the climbers overnighted at Advanced Base Camp last night, then pressed up to Camp 1 today. More information will come, on the official sites at www.climbwithus.com and Jamie's Twitter account. My d […]
  • Sara Post: Back at Pumori Base Camp October 26, 2009
    I can’t even remember the last time I wrote directly, although some updates have gone up on other websites… but today I have the luxury of a few minutes at a computer, so here’s an update on the last few days.The trek through the Nepali countryside has been blissful… comfortable accommodations, great friends, lots of laughter, and many steps forward through […]
  • Sara Posts Latest On Trek Toward Pumori October 25, 2009
    Quick check in here... Sara posts at Expedition Hanesbrands site... Via @ClimbWithUs on Twitter: New update from @theclimbergirl Sara wrapping up days 5-11 on Mount Pumori. A great read! http://bit.ly/9PMiY

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  • Sara Lingafelter - Reader Blog 3 July 17, 2009
    7/17/09 - Rock Climbing with Complete Strangers - I'd originally written another essay on how much of a head case I am as a climber... I'll spare you, since that particular theme is getting a bit old. Luckily, inspiration struck when I asked my buddy, Ben Fullerton, if I could use some of his photos to go with this post. While flipping through his […]
  • Sara Lingafelter - Reader Blog 2 March 20, 2009
    3/20/09 - A new entry for the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual on Climbing Mental Disorders - I'm not a psychologist, although at times in my life I've been a middle class American so I've had some exposure to shrinks. I broke up with my last shrink awhile back. Don't get me wrong, Therapist was a very nice woman, but it's the famil […]
  • Sara Lingafelter - Reader Blog 1 February 25, 2009
    I've been climbing since late 2004, but managed to exist as a recreational climber in those early years. I climbed in the gym regularly, but I didn't really seriously train for climbing. I took crag days around the pacific northwest with a variety of climbing partners often, but I prioritized my well-paying corporate gig and regularly missed climbi […]
  • Sara Lingafelter - Reader Blogs February 24, 2009
    I've been climbing since late 2004, but managed to exist as a recreational climber in those early years. I climbed in the gym regularly, but I didn't really seriously train for climbing. I took crag days around the pacific northwest with a variety of climbing partners often, but I prioritized my well-paying corporate gig and regularly missed climbi […]

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