It was December of last year when I saw a post in the Trail Sisters Bend, OR Facebook group page, “Has anyone here run R2R2R? Looking for tips on logistics, and hoping to find a few
Tis the season that weary long-distance trekkers are returning home and settling back into their “normal” life. In addition to a case of the post-hike blues they may be discovering some other surprising things that no
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It was December of last year when I saw a post in the Trail Sisters Bend, OR Facebook group page, “Has anyone here run R2R2R?
Tis the season that weary long-distance trekkers are returning home and settling back into their “normal” life. In addition to a case of the post-hike
Call it glorious disappearance. Call it locomotion—Let your body out to pasture. Fill your calendar with nothing but sky.” —Joy Sullivan, Instructions for Traveling West
Depending on who you ask, the origin of Shepherd’s pie is Ireland, Scotland, or England. Either way, the concept of the creation remains the same.
“O my goodness it’s Olivia!” yells a man in a bright orange shirt, and cracks himself up. “OLIVIA! GO OLIVIAAA!” Loud finish line cheers continue
Occasionally, when someone finds out I’m a Life and Mindset Coach, I hear something like, “Oh, so you have LIFE all figured out?” The tone
Being present can be a rare state of being for many of us in our busy day to day lives full of lights, sounds, to-do
One of the largest benefits of travel is the discovery of culture via food. After spending weeks in France this summer, I returned home fully
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