Indy Guide: James Whitcomb Riley Museum Home
I live and play in Indianapolis every day of my life and I still sometimes stumble on “what to do”Continue Reading
Tag: Travel
Why You Need to Go to the Symphony
I remember my first symphony concert. I was probably about 7 or 8 and my dad bought me and myContinue Reading
A Southern Baptist, a Mormon, and a Priest Walk into a Brewery…
“Take Me to Church” might as well been my theme song last week as I found myself accidentally enrolling in Religious Education 101.
Unpacking San Francisco: What I Learned About Me
Vacations mean more to me that just travel. They create a space for me to clear my mind, to reflect on my current choices, and make peace with my impending future. Vacations also typically mark an important transition time: Ireland after finishing graduate school, Tahiti after getting married, and San Francisco before more graduate school! I picked San Fran because it is more budget friendly than Peru (our second choice) and because I’ve had a life long fantasy of moving to California (doesn’t everyone?).
Unpacking San Francisco: What I Learned About Husband
Newlywed vacations are so much fun because it is so rare that you get to spend every moment, 24/7, withContinue Reading
Travel Resistance
I think most of life is just showing up.
Fireworks (and other unpatriotic thoughts)
As newlyweds, Husband and I are working on the delicate handling of shared family holidays. Not sure if spending 4thContinue Reading
Meditations on a Raft
I’ve been getting really good at leading mindfulness this year. So much research has been recently published about the benefitsContinue Reading
Road Trips
There is something so empowering about being able to cross state lines and country borders with the power of one’sContinue Reading
Creating Order
I’m feeling hurried today. Maybe a little disorganized and anxious, as well. I try to keep the bungalow safe fromContinue Reading
The Love Bungalow 