The latest in travel tips, trip suggestions and life lessons direct from my day-to-day experience of working in travel, dad-life and being a part of the LGBTQ community.
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This week had a lot to deal with as summer wraps up for us, but we're getting through it. Today I'm sharing how I'm trying to be better about interacting with people. I don't do great, but I'm trying.
Everybody has things that weigh on them, and some of us really struggle with being able to focus in work and life. That's me, for sure, so today I'm sharing about both travel AND how I manage my ADHD.
I know that not everyone is in their last weeks of summer break, but we are in our house. If you still have time to add something really cool and fun, I have some ideas that could be perfect..
The highlight of visiting Alaska in the summer is getting to have a crazy amount of both daylight AND wildlife. I've put together a list of my favorite tours / wildlife activities that you can do too!
We're home from our off-beat Alaska trip and it was really awesome. We were all challenged in our activities and tech-free time, and it was beautiful. Now we're tuning back into the news cycle...
I'm pretty sure that snorkeling is the best activity in the Keys, but did you know you don't have to do a boat tour to enjoy it? We've put together public access spots, hotels and tours for snorkeling
Juneau is Alaska's state capital, but it's also the whale watching capital of the world. From boats to Alaska Native culture, we've got lots of ideas for enjoying Juneau!
A lot of people know the Florida Keys exist, but if you haven't been before it's a little confusing how to actually visit (it's just one road, right?). We're doing a special section to make this easy.
I'm jazzed that our summer trip to Alaska is this week, and it's going to be a beautiful time on Prince William Sound and in Wrangell-St Elias NP. Also, I got to speak on neurodivergence this week...
We spent last week in Utah rafting with OARS on the Green River through Dinosaur National Monument. It was beautiful, the camping was fun, and I was surprised how easy of a travel experience it was.
That's right, we're really strategic with our summer breaks and have some great adventures on the book. And it's Pride month right now too! Also, we're growing our travel discounts page for YOU!
I've decided to start a email section that's all about Alaska and getting things set up for all the awesome trip you didn't know you were so excited to plan, so that's what I'm sharing today!
We've been experiencing some incredible places, but that all feels shadowed by the ever impending doom of all sorts of things, and right now AI is the big one. Here's how it's impacting us NOW
I know things are crazy and it's hard to both stay informed and stay functional, but there are some ways you can recharge and gain some perspective. I have ideas, and some hope to share.
I know that January has been tough, and maybe the most difficult month any of us has had in a long while. I just wonder how February is going to roll, especially as we travel to precarious places.
I took time off from my newsletter, but now I have some interesting things to share. And I attended my first LGBTQ travel conference which was fascinating. There are some really GOOD people out there!
While I was off exploring the beautiful fall colors of Maine, the prez was off embarrassing the USA to the whole world. Seriously. I have thoughts...
Now that we're deep in public school, it feels more normal, but it still makes my heart hurt a bit. And with everything happening in Florida this week I feel like family and work are my happy places
I've been working on some articles all about making travel more meaningful while also being fun or relaxing, and I have lots to share about it (and updates on WHAT is happening here in FL)
As our kids started public school for the first time this week, it's a unique experience for all of us. Florida public schools are going to be a lot to navigate. Did we make the right decision?
