I may have mentioned in an earlier post that our method of fulltime travel is more leisurely than some. You won’t find a leg of our journey (so far) that is in excess of 200 or so miles. We like […]
Maybe yoga isn't your thing and you're wondering why you should even bother reading this post. Well, perhaps you'll want to see how this ends: Hey sis...let's try this Partner Yoga thing...grab my ankles. This …
Somewhere along the way in our travels I realized my path would be crossing with the Dalai Lama's speaking and teaching tour back in May 2013. Worlds colliding as it often seems to do in …
Avi thought my title was funny...Cleo, not so much...Things you'll find in Cave City, Kentucky:Mammoth Cave National ParkA cool RV park with great ownersa well stocked pond for a little catch and releaseThings you won't …
Satyana Yoga Suite 13 Paddock Arcade Watertown, New York Styles offered: Ashtanga Kripalu Hatha Vinyasa Flow along with private sessions and self-practice hours Classes I took: Ashtanga Kripalu Price: $10 source Located on the second floor of the Paddock Arcade (the second …
Home practice in the RV generally means tight spaces... and lots of pet interference....but I get it done.As a former long distance runner I had toyed with the idea of maintaining my training when we hit …
We spent a week in Nashville (April 24-May1, 2013) to visit family and check out the music scene. After checking into the Nashville Country RV Park (which accepted our Passport America discount for 4 of …
We left my mom's house on April 15th and started to head north not really knowing what there was to see or do along most of our route. Our niece's wedding was scheduled for early …
This past March (2013) we landed in the small town of Wetumpka, Alabama to recover from a very expensive week in New Orleans. Oh, and to visit my mom, of course. Luckily for us, her …
Living "green" is important to me. I know, it probably sounds ridiculous coming from someone whose primary means of moving about the country gets 6.5 mpg on a good day. I realize this and can …
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