Trina Machacek

1 week ago | elkodaily.com | Trina Machacek

Most everyone has heard the term "throwing caution to the wind." Well, that opens up all of our doors and windows. This astute saying has the meaning of taking an action without thinking carefully about the risks or consequences of stepping outside your comfort zone. Seen by some as disregarding normalcy. Acting recklessly. Personally, I see it as my way of life in Diamond Valley. The wind blows here, a lot. I know the wind is not ONLY active on this part of the Earth. But.

1 week ago | nevadaappeal.com | Trina Machacek

Well, that opens up all of our doors, and windows. This astute saying has the meaning of taking an action without thinking carefully about the risks or consequences, of stepping outside your comfort zone. Seen by some as disregarding normalcy. Acting recklessly. Personally, I see it as my way of life in Diamond Valley. The wind blows here, a lot. I know the wind is not ONLY active on this part of the earth. But.

1 week ago | thefallonpost.org | Trina Machacek

It’s funny to me, the one-liners I hear and remember. Not only that, but how often one will fit a situation in life. I was lucky enough to round up a group of high school students and take them on a tour back East in the 1980s — my first time chaperoning. What a trip!We were paired with two other schools from around the country. A dozen school kids and three chaperones made up our little group of adventurers. It was fun and so rewarding.

1 week ago | elkodaily.com | Trina Machacek

It’s funny to me, the one-liners that I hear and remember. Not only that, but how often that one liner will fit a situation of life. I was lucky enough to round up a group of high school students and take them on a tour back east in the 1980s. My first time chaperoning. What a trip!We were got together with two other schools from other spots around the country. A dozen school kids and three chaperones filled our group of little adventurers. It was fun and so rewarding.

2 weeks ago | nevadaappeal.com | Trina Machacek

It’s funny to me, the one-liners that I hear and remember. Not only that, but how often that one-liner will fit a situation of life. I was lucky enough to round up a group of high school students and take them on a tour back east in the 1980s my first time chaperoning. What a trip! We were put together with two other schools from other spots around the country. A dozen school kids and three chaperones filled our group of little adventurers. It was fun and so rewarding.