Fishing the Cook Inlet — What a girl will do for some halibut!!
I am not a fisher-woman. Let’s be up front about it. I don’t get it, why it’s so enjoyable and relaxing. To me, it’s just casting, waiting and reeling; casting, […]
Category Archives: Travel
Adventures in Diving — Turneffe Atoll, Belize
As a child, my idea of experiencing the ocean was to sit under a beach umbrella reading a book and listening to the waves. I never really spent much time […]
Postcard: Halibut Cove, Alaska
Yesterday morning, my father and I took a 2 hour water taxi ride out of Homer, Alaska. We awoke delighted with the silvery blue skies and tranquil waters of the […]
Estelí, the city of murals…cigars and soccer.
There are some places that make me say, and genuinely feel, “I just love Central America.” Often they are beach spots or beautiful colonial towns. Not that often are they […]
Kayaking the Rio Istian
Kayaking the Rio Istian was possibly the coolest thing I did while in Ometepe. Such an idea landed on my radar only when I received an email from Eileen from […]
Road tripping in the Sunshine State
It was 5:30 in the evening, and the sun was setting on another cold, cold Minnesota day. It was below zero (-10F if I can recall correctly), and I was […]
White Walls of Sucre, Bolivia
As I think about some of the more beautiful cities I’ve visited over the years, Sucre always comes to mind. I recently revisited my photo collection from a trip to […]
Gems of Caye Caulker!
Go slow. That’s the motto on Caye Caulker, a small charming island off the coast of Belize. Indeed, once you pass a few days here, your pace will surely slow […]
A piece of paradise in Roatan, Honduras
To be honest, the first time I visited the island of Roatan, I thought it was ‘fine.’ But to put it in perspective, I was EXHAUSTED. I had just finished […]
Where my toes wanna be…
I always have difficulty transitioning back after travels, especially to the beach in winter. Having just come back from Roatan a few weeks ago to a busy work schedule and […]
