Today is Yom Kippur and I’ve heard “I’m sorry” from so many people. But not from anyone who has hurt me deeply. And now that I think about it no one who has hurt me deeply has ever really apologized, … Continue reading This is My Forgiveness Letter—Why You Should Write One Too
“Don’t try to float,” he said. “You just will.” With that, I was left alone in a small room with a sensory deprivation tank and a … Continue reading My First Experience Floating in a Sensory Deprivation Tank
If I haven’t already introduced him, Jake is my boyfriend, my college sweetheart, my partner in crime, my favorite goober. And every year I plan a surprise for my favorite goober on his birthday (April 6). For his 21st birthday … Continue reading Celebrating Jake’s Birthday in Albuquerque
Even though I lived in Colorado on and off for nearly ten years, (the longest I have ever lived in one state), I’ve only been skiing … Continue reading Skiing and Snowboarding at Ski Santa Fe
Having lived the majority of my adult life in the mountains, I often forget that I was born and (mostly) raised by the ocean. I was born in New York and enjoyed Connecticut for short while as well. While living … Continue reading Soaking Up San Diego
By October, the Land of Enchantment had cooled off and I was ready to cross a few items off of my New Mexico–adventures bucket list: White Sands, Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks, the Balloon Fiesta, and Santa Fe National Forest. White Sands … Continue reading October in the Land of Enchantment
As the temperatures cool off (somewhat) and summer comes to a close, some people are excited for sweater weather and pumpkin spice lattes. I, however, found myself desperately trying to hold onto the summer vibes. As my internship ended and … Continue reading Diving into the Blue Hole
In January, Jake got a job offer in New Mexico. So I left my job in Denver and we moved to Santa Fe. I celebrated my birthday at Meow Wolf on February 16. By March, I was teaching various classes … Continue reading Water-Falling Through July
As the summer heat sets in over the high desert, take to the lakes of Northern New Mexico. Abiquiu Lake—a gorgeous man-made reservoir—is perfect for boating, fishing, kayaking, and my personal favorite, paddle boarding. A quick 2-hour drive out to … Continue reading Camping Abiquiu Lake is the Answer
If you don’t know about it yet, you soon will because the annual Chili & Beer Festival is one of Colorado’s best summer festivals. Mainly because it is located at the base of Mt. Crested Butte—guaranteed gorgeous views. The festival opened … Continue reading Colorado’s Best Festival is All About Chili & Beer
Roaming & Recording Yogi 