Sedona AZ comes by its reputation as a groovy town quite rightfully. See, there are energy vortexes connected to four of the red rock formations. Explanation 1. they call them voretxes, not vortices. Just go with it. 2. much like a vortex of wind or water (or time), powerful–but invisible–forces are at play. 3. and […]
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It’s stunning; plain and simple. And a surprisingly small National Park. Out of the way, depending on which way you’re going, but worth the time. The Painted Desert Can’t be more appropriately named! While gorgeous, it was also brutal the day I was there: not desert sun, but 33 degrees and incredibly strong wind. Out […]
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I have never felt mortal fear like this. Not when rappelling and I fell and hit the rock face; not when hang-gliding 2,000 feet in the air; not when whitewater rafting over six-foot waves—in a river. This fear was awakened in a museum—and ultimately confirmed by two more. New Mexico is as much the land […]
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Full-time travel is NOT like vacation. Plus, don’t you always feel the need for vacation when you get home from vacation? You’re tired, you’ve experienced a lot, and still have chores and projects to do. Plus gobs of laundry. That’s where I am right now–in need of NO stimulation. Slow Down There, Missy I’ve been […]
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I never really understood the point of postcards when you’re on a week-long vacation. “Wish you were here” isn’t always true, let’s be honest. And I’ll be home before the mail arrives and we can talk about the trip then. Well, with my extended travel, I’m obsessed with postcards. And brochures, and tourism rack cards, […]
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