Generally, I try to stay on my side of town: Northwest Phoenix. This week, I met up with colleagues on the East side of Phoenix. While I was in the area, I stopped by one of My Favorite places: Arizona Falls. AZ Falls is a natural 20-foot drop along the Arizona Canal. Some major parts of the canal system were built by the Hohokam tribe a millennia ago, and settlers reused and improved the original trenches. The Salt River Project built a hydroelectric power plant at the Falls in 1902, which closed in 1950. The plant was repaired, improvements made, and the site reopened in 2003. It is awe-inspiring. Unfortunately, due to canal repairs, water was not flowing down the Falls. I was still happy to visit Arizona Falls.

A new King's Court article about taking a videotape class and Airman Leadership School.

250 Steps an Hour for 13 Hours: 6 of 7 Days
Missed one Hour on Thursday 💔 🤬 😭