“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
There is an abundance of activities to choose from in both Santa Fe and Albuquerque—two of the most culturally vibrant cities in New Mexico. From the art galleries on Canyon Road to the Sandia Peaks, Santa Fe and Albuquerque are … Continue reading Santa Fe and Albuquerque Must-Dos
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
At 10,378 feet, the Sandia Peak of the Cibola National Forest provides 11,000 square miles of New Mexico views. And the best way to get to the top of Sandia Peak is by riding the Sandia Peak Tramway—the longest tram … Continue reading Riding Up to the Sandia Peak
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
There’s no law that says you have to be a skier or snowboarder to enjoy the many ski towns and mountains of Colorado. As a hiking enthusiasts with limited experience skiing and no experience snowboarding, I prefer to tube down … Continue reading The Ice Castles of Dillion
Estes Park isn’t just another one of those cute Colorado Mountain towns. As one of the most popular gateways to Rocky Mountain National Park, Estes Park is a popular destination for those looking to explore one of the most beautiful … Continue reading The 2 Gems of Estes Park
I have trekked across most of Colorado’s western slope. While studying geology at Colorado School of Mines, I lived in Golden, a cozy town nestled against the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. I spent several weekends going to places like … Continue reading How to Road Trip Through Southern Colorado
If you have to choose a time of year to come to Santa Fe, make it autumn. The changing leaves and crisp breeze are nothing short of magic in the air. And if you only have one day, make it … Continue reading How To Make the Most of Santa Fe in One Day
Roaming & Recording Yogi 