Category Archives: Family

WWW? Yosemite … And Yoga for You!

Yoga for you this week, two videos – first a simple plank series, with Loki who adds an extra challenge to the mix, and some balancing. Together it is about 5 minutes, but you could break it up if needed. And last weeks where we were 🏞️

Finding Flow to Grow … What gets you in the flow?

My question for you and that I asked myself was; “What will help me grow?” The answer … getting into the flow … what is that and how do we do it??

First edition: Yoga for You

Last week, I started a new series on the blog and posted the first round of “Where Were We?” Those folks that guessed got it right, we were in Zion. With our friends the Goldsmiths and we spent one night in Vegas. This is the original photo, with our kiddos at the NP sign. NowContinue reading “First edition: Yoga for You”

Where Were We?

Do you know where this photo was taken? A few clues: this was from our year on the road, we had extra kids with us and we all had a great time. Read on for more clues and to figure it out …

Published.

Eight years ago our family left on a journey. I have been writing since the day we left, and AS OF TODAY you can purchase my book here: Are We There Yet Part memoir, part travel guide this book is my family’s story of the year we cruised around the US and Canada in ourContinue reading “Published.”

Road Tripping with Our Pups

(*note this post contains some affiliates links, as an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.) This summer our family vacation took us to the very small community of Idlewild, in the wilderness of northern New Mexico, about forty five minutes from Taos (when the pass is not under construction). My husband’s family has aContinue reading “Road Tripping with Our Pups”

The Send Off

Posts of dorm rooms, campus tours and babies turned into adults flood my feeds. I am not alone. My closest friends are all going through the same thing. Meanwhile, feelings of sadness, worry, chaos, and excitement scurry through me. At the same time, feelings of nostalgia are the strongest, thinking back at my curious, observantContinue reading “The Send Off”