It’s Camino Season! Those of you who have been following along with this blog know that last fall I trekked the Camino de Santiago, a 500-mile pilgrimage across Northern Spain to Santiago de Compostela. It was one of the most
Last week, while vacationing in Tulum, Mexico, I got scuba certified. Today I'm talking which dive school I used, what the process was like, and why Tulum is a great place to get dive certified. It truly is a one-of-a-kind
Y’all, I have an announcement to make. Next month I’ll be making my way to Spain for a bucket list trip I’ve been dreaming of doing for years—The Camino de Santiago. The Camino de Santiago is a famous pilgrimage that
Last week I took a breather and missed my deadline. I post on Thursdays around here. This deadline, one post each week, on Thursday, has helped me to stay on track, consistent, accountable. Before, when I was writing and posting
I decided to come out. Not of the closet. Been there, done that. But there is something else I’ve been all but hiding for years. I determined that before Corona was over, I would “go public” with this side of
We’re almost a week into 2020 and I’m just now taking the time to pause and reflect on 2019. From what I’ve seen on social media I’m days late, but truth be told it was a realllly awesome year and
This adventure of mine is coming to a close. I arrived in Medellin nearly six weeks ago, not speaking a lick of Spanish other than “please”, “thank you” and some random airplane words, and I’ll leave this Friday with a
I’m two weeks into my stay in Medellin and I am Loving. Every. Minute. Mi español es still muy mal, but I’m understanding a little more every day. And I’m learning lots of other things along the way. Here are some
According to Google search results, only .5% of the U.S. has run a full marathon. February 9, on a cool desert morning in Arizona, my running buddy Meagaan and I added ourselves to that list, finishing the Sprouts Mesa-PHX Marathon.
Two years ago I visited Colombia with my then life-partner. We stayed in Cartagena, the walled city, Taganga, a fishing village just outside Santa Marta and a great base for exploring Tayrona National Park, and Minca, a tiny mountain town