You heard me right. A special time of the year no matter which holiday you celebrate. It's a time for visiting history and holiday memory lane. Thinking about your favorite times with family or a present you received when you were young and how it made you feel. Spending time with your grandparents or a favorite aunt or uncle. We have a tendency to go, go, go and with all the news settling down, maybe, just maybe it's time to slow down and take it all in. There is a reason fo

Most of America is on week two now of quarantine and as I take calls from family and friends I can hear the restlessness starting to set in. People are longing for their normal routines. As ready as Colin and I have been to find a house, we feel so grateful to be out on the open road at this time. It truly has enabled us to keep exploring during a period of isolation. The RV parks are as empty as I've ever seen them! I know many do not have the option to explore right now, so

Wow! How quickly reality as we know it can change. What a week this has been with the constant tide of Coronavirus news cascading onto the public. It is true, times like these are filled with a sense of uncertainty and fear, but we must not panic. Remember to breathe, trust that we are all in this together, and stay grounded in gratitude. On Wednesday evening I had the pleasure of joining Dr. Gillian Ehrlich from The Center Of Healing Neurology located in Seattle, WA to discu