If you've been following along on our journey, you'll recall last week's blog post did not go live as usual on Friday morning. An explanation was promised, and I am a woman of my word. Colin and I were ready to move on from Panguitch, UT (just outside of Bryce Canyon) and had our hearts set on making our way to Moab, where our good friends had previously owned a lovely RV Park. Due to Covid-19, Moab was completely shut down to travelers and we had been tracking when they woul

One way I find a sense of grounding and peace in this uncertainty is to focus on what I can control. In my opinion, now is a spectacular time for us all to take inventory of our lives. Both physically and spiritually, take this opportunity to reflect on not who you are, but rather, who you would like to be. Once I have this version of myself in mind, I start taking steps to manifest her. Start where you are. Does the person you'd like to be have a clean kitchen? Rome wasn't b

Anyone else riding a roller coaster of emotion as we venture deeper into the pandemic? My days are filled with highs and lows as I ride the wave of mixed feelings. On one hand, I am thankful the earth is getting a chance to heal as we slow down our daily pace to a screeching halt. The images of empty LA highways are both eerie and beautiful. The smog is dissipating as people do their part to social distance and shelter in place. I am touched by this fantastic display of sol

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