International Women’s Day, celebrated today, March 8, honors the achievements of women worldwide while advocating for gender equality. Originating in the early 1900s amid growing labor movements, it gained momentum through socialist and feminist activism. Today, it’s a global call to action, acknowledging progress while […]
Crater Lake, a mesmerizing natural marvel nestled in the heart of Southern Oregon, is a testament to the forces of nature. Formed approximately 7,700 years ago within the remains of Mount Mazama, The caldera lake is the deepest in the United States and is the […]
As many of you already know, we completed our school bus into tiny home conversion last month. We kicked into high gear so that we could celebrate the Wow Wagon warming with close friends/family in Ojai. What was supposed to be five blissful, carefree days […]
Never do I notice what a romantic I am more than when I’m doing life alone. I’m sitting alone in a booth at a dimly lit, lively restaurant in wine country, listening to a musician play classic Italian tunes on his accordion. I’m staring intently […]
When’s the last time you traveled to San Francisco in the spring? Spring in San Francisco is like hot chocolate by a cozy fire or fall in New England. Cherry trees bloom as the divine scents of sidewalk cafés waft through the air. It’s not […]
Last weekend, we brought Sir Benson Brunello the First & Only (Benson, for short) to the desert with us while we worked on the WOW WAGON. My goal is to get him acclimated to the traveling since he’ll soon be just that, a traveling cat. […]
As many of you may know by now, we’ve begun work on a bus conversion! A little over a week ago, we drove to Yuma, Arizona where we purchased a 1992 Bluebird International school bus with intentions to turn it into the WOW WAGON, our […]
The California Wine club is safe, affordable, thirst-quenching and it keeps your wine rack stocked. What more can you ask for? There’s something for everyone!
Traveling during Covid-19 has been a point of major contention. It can differ within our immediate households and it definitely differs within social media spheres. I’m sure most of us privileged beings have had to cancel plans of some sort this year. Whether they be […]
Being happily deserted in Joshua Tree National Park without unexpected, potentially virus-carrying visitors sounded like just my type of getaway. Covid-19 has everyone feeling like a prisoner in their own home. I’m certain I can’t be the only one. Going anywhere in public brings on […]
