A winter wonderland

Winter, snow, winter, snow. These are my two happiest and favorite events during the year. You could say I am a snow bunny. Here are a few photos from my adventures in Park City, Utah and holiday parties galore! ❄️❄️❄️🎄

Golf...

Palos Verdes High School's Girl's Golf Program, is one in which I evidently participate in.  The season started on the very first day of school, and my peaceful days of doing nothing have come to an end.  I can only reminisce to my days of summer, but I have been participating in long days on the golf course.  Our team has been very successful on our home course (undefeated for four years), but we have only won a few matches away this year.  Our team really needs to bump up our game and bring in many more wins.  Tuesday is our very first League match, so it will count this week (feeling excited/nerve-racking).  Here are a few pics from my season so far.

golfing at our home course - Palos Verdes Golf Club

Enjoying a beautiful Sunday Afternoon at the Los Angeles Country Club

And annoying one of our team members who got no sleep because we needed to be at a tournament at 5:45 A. M. which was 2 hours away and this was the after fact of 12 hours of golfing!!!

Until next time,

Megan Moore xoxo 

Megan & Moore

Summer Lovin'

As I am reminiscing over the summer days I so dearly miss, I wanted to take time to upload my photos from my trip.  This summer was one I will always remember because of all of the amazing people I had met during these past 3 months.  I started out my summer traveling to Switzerland for a junior leadership university! I was high up in the mountains, where it rained everyday.  And although we didn't get to do some of the activities we had planned on because of the rain, I was just as easily able to enjoy the warm indoors with my amazing friends from around the world.

The next part of my summer involved traveling to Southeast Asia to emerge myself into the Buddhist culture and lifestyle.  I saw so many amazing places and met so many amazing people.  The Southeast Asian people were all so friendly and loved smiling... especially the children.  Here are a few photos from that trip.