Adventure for the Soul
On our second trip to California, Brandon told me there would be a stop in Joshua Tree. When I asked what was significant, he responded, “Because you asked to go there.” Huh. I completely forgot I had asked. What made it so special? Come find out that it is an International Dark Sky Park. Considering…
Yesterday was my second surf session with Fireside Surf at Grandscape. As I cleaned off after my session, I had a bit of an epiphany: Surfing is a reflection of my life. Background I grew up in Southern Illinois, where no major body of water existed. For fun, I joined the swim team the summer…
Recently, in a suicide widow survivor group, we were asked what our one word was after our spouse’s passing. I had to stop and think about my one word. What did I want my life to signify? What did I want our life together to signify? Beautiful. What I had/have with him is beautiful. What…
Slab City was one of the coolest places we visited on our epic 6,000-mile road trip. I remember watching a show about it as a teenager and hoping to visit sometime in my life. Here’s the low down on the last lawless place in the US. What is Salvation Mountain? Salvation Mountain was Leonard Knight’s…
To me, coffee is a quintessential when you are in New York City. I mean, honestly, when you are anywhere but especially when you’re in New York City. There is something about the crisp in the air and the hustle and bustle that says ever so quietly, “one more sip”. Here are my recommendations for…
People are changing the food systems in Boston through activism, especially in the non-profit sector. Boston Public Market is one of these places. As an added bonus, it hits my foodie girl buttons in all the right ways. About Boston Public Market While most of our food advocacy to date has focused on ensuring everyone…
