Cypress trees standing in a calm Louisiana lake
Our Story

Where “one more” comes from

A saying that turned into a way of living.

ONE MORE… began with a group of friends fishing offshore. We had caught plenty of fish of different species, but no one wanted to leave. I said one more cast, another buddy said one more beer, then one more story, one more sunset… It was an expression, and a lifelong curiosity about what might be around the next bend.

It’s about getting outdoors, discovering new places, building friendships, and appreciating the little things that make life memorable.

Not always about having more. Sometimes it’s about becoming more.

What it means to me

It started with fishing, and fishing is still a big part of it. Over the years, though, one more has come to mean things like:

  • One more moment of patience.
  • One more act of kindness.
  • One more meaningful connection.
  • One more opportunity to learn and grow.
  • One more chance to appreciate what we already have.

We don’t always need more. Most of the time we already have plenty. What we can do is make the moments we have more meaningful.

Lee leaning on his camper van on a clifftop above the ocean in Portugal
Van life in Portugal, visiting my oldest daughter, who lives there.

What it might mean to you

That’s why the name ends in three dots. One more cast, one more mile, one more act of kindness, one more moment with someone you love. Everyone finishes it a little differently, and every answer is a good one.

This site is where we’ll share ours: stories, photos, the places that keep pulling us back outside and the people we meet along the way. We hope it nudges you to get out there, connect with someone and keep growing. And we hope you’ll share yours too.

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