Shower water running, The Husband was just about to step in when I told him, “hey look at that thing on the counter”. He picked it up, looked at it, set it back down, then got in the shower. A beat passes and then he […]
As the seasons started to shift, the ocean turned a bit brisk for what a 3:2 wetsuit comfortably supports, and our mail hold extension was nearing the point of possibly being returned to sender, it was decided to take a brief regrouping back home. The […]
If you’ve traveled to Nicaragua, you will notice a great deal of marketing for Flor de Caña rum. Flor de Caña translates beautifully to “sugar cane flower”. Once you step utside of the airport, you will have the opportunity to partake in the delicious local […]
Love concocting something from nothing! Here is one of those fantabulous recipes that came about when the kitchen was down to the classic college best of condiments and an empty pickle jar. Well, ok not that bad, but pretty empty on cooking standards. Staring at […]
Tired and dirty, driving practically from daybreak, and it was nearing dark again. This was our first extended road trip, and we did not have our road trip essentials dialed in yet. We did not know about affordable campground clubs, or why having a gym […]
Day 42 of travel in our red camper: “Hey, guess what?! We’re in Oregon!” We had been driving all day and were just about out of daylight when we spotted the beach below. A sharp right looped us around, downhill to the Heceta Head Lighthouse beach. Cliffs of […]
San Simeon State Park is located 35 miles north of San Luis Obispo on Highway 1, and about 5 miles south of the historic Hearst Castle. If you’re in for a road trip, this is a great little piece of history to check out, just 4 […]
Hours later I woke up at a gas station somewhere inside of El Paso. The iPad alarm, which had been set for 6:15, was repeatedly going off. It was now 6:45, meaning neither one of us had been consious enough to hear it for half […]
Free Spirit Adventuring [verb]; to continually seek the next new paradise, with no plan or exact destination in mind, but rather the experience of the adventure itself, for none other than the thrill of change and discovery of the unknown The feel of being on […]
In November/ December, Nicaragua is filled with lush greenery, as the wet season comes to an end, but its not quite fully transitioned into the dry season. Waves are smaller, but consistent, and you can often find the beaches all to yourself. If you’re seeking […]
