Strange Lights in the Sky
When I took over the CEO role at a gold exploration company, my first tasks were to establish some financial stability, and to provide the behind-the-scenes support for our first work program. Eventually, with some money in the bank and a work plan underway, I headed north in the middle of a Yukon winter; a […]
Happy 15th Anniversary
I have taken a break from my blog as frankly, life got a little busy. Bill, all know as my husband and someone I have worked with for….over 15 years….asked if I could arrange to have President Bush at the Alta Mesa Opening on October 3rd and well, I did. A huge event and my blog […]
First Date
Many years ago, a geologist I knew was out in the field in northern Canada, head down looking at rocks-when a grizzly attacked him from behind. The unprovoked attack left him with permanent scars to his face and head. He survived having his head in the grizzly bear’s mouth, and being buried alive, all while he […]
$5,000 = A Life-Altering Decision
If I were to tell you that you have the ability to take, what looks like a really bad financial deal, and turn it into a positive, life-altering decision… Would you believe me? Many, many years ago in a land before time… Wait- wrong picture show. Many years ago, I saw a posting for a […]
Wyoming
Just home from another trip to Wyoming with my husband and son, or as I call them my prospecting buddies. We had a fabulous time and I almost hate to tell you about Wyoming because it is so incredible, I almost want to keep that knowledge to myself. When I was a kid, I had […]
Innovation and Innovators
In a previous blog, I mentioned Bill and I were taking a break after the Grand Opening of enCore Energy’s Rosita Uranium Plant… which by the way has already shipped off uranium to its utility customers. So off we went to Telluride, a wonderful little ski town with an amazing history of mining and innovation. I […]
Band of Brothers
I am watching Band of Brothers again, and it makes me remember people like my great-grandfather, a veteran, and a survivor of two world wars and many other battles. A world champion marksman, an Olympic medalist and a sniper- his medals are in the Canadian War Museum Archives. In his sixties, he apparently had not […]
Rosita… The Yellow Rose of Texas
I had to take a break from my weekly blog following the Grand Opening of enCore Energy’s Uranium Processing Plant and Wellfield in South Texas. My team and I organized the event and about 300 people – from land owners to local elected officials to family and friends and investors – joined us to celebrate […]
Life Lived Like A Story: The Yellowcake of Texas
When I moved to the Yukon at age 26, I thought it was the most awful place I had ever been. It was small, remote, quiet, and bleak. But I was giving it a year to pay off my student loan and I was determined to meet my goal. One day, I wandered into the […]
3 Glorious Days
A friend recently asked me how I managed to not feel neglected, as I was a child with a sick family member who needed a lot of attention. My answer was simple – grandparents. I was blessed with wonderful grandparents who were active in my childhood and allowed me to live with them for many […]