Every Windmill Sings a Song
Life has changed quite a bit from my last post. I don’t travel nearly as much as I used to, but that may change. I bought an RV motorhome and […]
Category Archives: Good Ole USA
My Great Jeep Adventure
When my son and daughter-in-law invited me along on their road trip out West last summer, I jumped at the chance. I like road trips, and visiting states like South […]
Thomas Dambo’s Giants & Trolls
I heard there were forest giants hidden in a nature preserve in Shepherdsville, Kentucky, so I went in search of them. I trekked down a path, wondering where in the […]
Utah was Intoxicating! High West & Tsuki Sake
When I traveled to Salt Lake City — where I knew a large percentage of the population would be Mormon — I wasn’t sure what to expect when it came […]
Third Time’s … not Quite a Charm; Bobsledding
For those who know me, it should not come as any surprise that when I saw an opportunity to try bobsledding (again), I jumped at the chance. Visit Park City […]
Bloom to Bottle CBD – Acrely Farms
When you think of CBD products, what do you think of? A marijuana leaf? Fake marijuana? Something sketchy sold in a dark, smoky incense-infused space? There are plenty of CBD […]
In Search of Sea Monkeys:
A Childhood Dream Come True As a child, I collected Archie comic books. I loved reading about Betty and Veronica in particular, but I also loved all the cool things […]
Ballet West
Back in 2012 I watched a reality series on ballet called Breaking Pointe. I was entranced by the hard work, high emotions, and edgy competition that occurs in the elite […]
Semiahmoo Resort – A Pacific Northwest Seaside Escape
When I picture the Pacific Northwest, I picture Seattle, tall pine trees, forests lining mountains, and snow and rain misting the state. I think about the coastline as a fishing […]
Chihuly Garden & Glass – Absolutely Breathtaking!
I’ve seen a few pieces of Chihuly glass during my travels. Each stand alone piece is magnificent, to be sure. But when you see them at Chihuly Garden & Glass […]
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