I am lucky enough to love my job and enjoy the place I work.  Like all jobs, mine has ups and downs.  However, there seems to be a surplus of ups for me.  One 'up' in particular is working with a bunch of really fun people.  Every few months a group of us (fearlessly led by Brent, our C.O.O. who has climbed Kilimanjaro) go on some kind of outdoor adventure.  Yesterday we went snowshoeing near Snow Basin in some of the deepest powder I have ever seen (we were sinking 2 or 3 feet into the snow even though we had snowshoes on)!  It was an incredible workout and well worth the effort to get to the top.  We got there just in time to catch the sunset and were lucky enough to come across some beautiful cornices.  Unfortunately, my poor camera decided to give up the ghost last month and none of my buddies brought anything to take decent photos with.  So, we had to use our phones to document our arrival at the summit (hence the super low quality pictures).  Check out the pic of the cornice being held up by a tree... nature does some pretty crazy stuff!  We ended our snowshoe adventure at Taggarts Grill, a great little rustic place in the middle of NOWHERE.  Seriously, the exit sign just says "Taggart" and the address is on 'Taggart Lane."  It was dark and difficult to tell for sure, but that restaurant is likely the only building for miles and miles.  I highly recommend it if you ever have spare time and the urge to drive to the boondocks for some surprisingly excellent food.