The world is all about dichotomy, isn’t it? Case in point: the landscape of Joshua Tree National Park.
Joshua Tree: Spiny, Yet Lush
Posted in Travel
Tagged Animals, California, Desert, National Parks, Plants
Wide Open Space is the Antidote
I just got back from almost three months in California, and even though I’m glad I was there, I’m feeling starved for wide open spaces.
Scottish Musicians Are So Photogenic
I’m packing up and heading to Joshua Tree for the weekend, but wanted to share a couple of photos from that glorious Scotland visit.
Castles & Cows
I thought I’d give you a break from our relentless pursuit of self-improvement so we can take a look at some photos of my newfound home country, Scotland.
Happiness Is Getting S**t Done
Let me ask if any of this sounds familiar:
Posted in Life
Tagged Productivity, Quotes
Get Your Road Map From Your Role Model
Ever since I was young I’ve admired Georgia O’Keeffe.
Posted in Follow Your Bliss
Tagged Inspiration, The Road
Waiting for the Show to Start
When I finished my MFA in New York in 2010, I was at a crossroads.
Posted in Follow Your Bliss
Tagged California
Washed Clean and Starting Over
It’s so easy to lose your way. It might not even be anything big that causes it, maybe you just get caught up in life’s details – paying bills, managing responsibilities – and all you’re doing is keeping your head down and muddling through. You’re not living, you’re killing time.
Posted in Follow Your Bliss
Tagged Ocean
Back to Basics
The thing about the beach is that everyone wants to be here, even folks who don’t have the means to rent an apartment, much less own a house. It’s beautiful, sure, but it’s expensive and out of reach for most.
Posted in Follow Your Bliss
Tagged Beaches, Health
Stepping Into Another Dimension at Glasgow Cathedral
One of the best things about travel is it puts you in new places and situations, practically forcing you to expand your mind and worldview. Which, in the case of my experience at Glasgow Cathedral, was so mind-expanding it took me a year and a half to write about it.
Posted in Travel
Tagged Cathedrals, Scotland, Spirituality