Enjoying the Splash
June 2, 2010.Dear Waterblogged Readers,
Taking over a blog is like adopting a half-written book. There’s no outline for what is to come or someone to hold your pen along the way. It’s a delicate honor, one that is equally challenging as it is promising. Perhaps it’s similar to what makes adventure travel, adventurous; it’s the realization of the unknown, the fact that tomorrow will never be the same as today, and permitting that consciousness to settle into words.
Some of you may know me already, most do not; either way, I hope to bridge that gap as the months progress. Having worked at O.A.R.S. now for more than a year as the California & Oregon Adventure Consultant, I’m extremely excited about the opportunity to transition into a new role with such a fantastic adventure travel company! My employment history includes a background in publishing and environmental philanthropy, with an interest in geotourism and eco-conscious exploration.
Also transitioning into a new role at O.A.R.S. is Stacey Scott—a valued employee of several seasons and Angels Camp local. We’re confident Stacey will quickly establish herself as an even greater asset to our team and a wonderful resource for our travelers as the new California & Oregon Adventure Consultant.
In summary, I invite commentary from every traveler, contributions from every critic, and enthusiastic stories from every adventurer as I blog the way into the heat of the summer rafting season. You’ll see a bit of my own personality come through as I represent O.A.R.S. and the principles we stand on, while adding a new twist to the existing Waterblogged blueprint.
Lauren de Remer

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Wow my Grand Canyon bunkmate – you have a nice touch with words! Very glad that OARS has your great energy and enthusiasm on the home team!
-- DebbieThanks Deb!! Same to you
-- Lauren