Well friends, last week Punxsutawney Phil, Pennsylvania's most famous groundhog, surfaced from his burrow and predicted six more weeks of winter. For many of us, life feels eerily similar to the premise of the classic, Groundhog Day, where Bill Murray finds himself waking to the same day over and over again. Thinking back to March 2020 when we all thought lockdown would last 4-6 weeks and life would return to normal. And yet, here we are, still wearing masks and staying in as

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