#originally written sans wifi on October 12, 2021 near Temple Mountain, Utah That title may be a bit hyperbolic, but true none-the-less. I’m currently nestled in wool, down and alpaca listening to the light sprinkles of tiny sleet balls falling … Read More
Reflecting on past travels, road tripping has been a mainstay for us and the safest and most comfortable way to travel. We started out our travel journey with road trips because at that point, we didn’t have the funds available … Read More
I recently picked up a camping book for Baja thinking that it would be a great resource for the drives up and down the peninsula. As a bonus, it also called attention to a couple local places to explore. So … Read More
Lately, my room in my quaint San Francisco apartment has been looking like a small warehouse. We’re starting to settle in and decorate the house and so boxes have started piling up. I take items down with me every time … Read More
For those of you who do not subscribe to food porn-hub, apologies because we’re going to get busy with a giant ingredient in food history: maize (aka corn). Just a passing glance at a mexican cookbook or restaurant menu will … Read More
When I was in art school, I had the pleasure of having a really good teacher for my foundational art history class. Aside from a brutal final where we had to memorize 500 works (author/date/movement) and be able to complete … Read More
Now that we have electricity in the house and we’re scheming on build phase 2 (pool/patio finishing starts next week!), I’m making good on my promise to tell you all about our trip to the mainland. We’ll start where our … Read More