As a kid, I was the wallflower sitting in the corner of the classroom. Well, for the brief period of time I wasn’t living on a boat being home schooled…. Okay, on to my point, I’m not naturally outgoing, I have to work at it. That said, few things make me more uncomfortable than dressing up in a costume. Seriously, …
Spring Hiking Basics
Winter is over and you’re anxious to break out the hiking boots. Hang on a minute. Spring hiking brings a few considerations you should plan for before hitting the trail. Planning Ahead Check your gear – Go through your daypack and make sure you still have all of the 10-basic hiking essentials packed and in working order. Spring is also …
My journey toward a life worth living: A challenging move
Warning…. I’m about to get personal, so if that irks you, it’s time to sign off. This post is about the challenges surrounding my recent move, and all of the support that made it all come together in the end. First an apology. The last few weeks have been some of the most challenging I’ve faced in years so …
Photo escape: Wet spring hiking
Snow melt swells streams as temperatures warm in the spring, especilly in steep canyons. This weekend my sister and I hiked up Mule Hollow in Big Cottonwood Canyon just outside of Salt Lake City. The crossed a small stream no less than 10 times each direction…we quit counting. Laura shot this photo on our way back down the trail so we were on …
Independence of the Seas: What’s on Board
This guest post is sponsored by ThomasCook.com. We appreciate their support of this blog! If you’re looking for a cruise that keeps you occupied during the days and the evenings, Independence of the Seas cruises offer something for everyone. From action packed afternoons to glamorous nights, a cruise with Royal Caribbean is one that will be remembered forever. As one …