The Bighorn Mountains: A Survival Story
No, this is not a harrowing tale of survival. This is a story about how a great day can turn into a long night. It is also a lesson in the importance of preparedness and common sense in the face … Continued
Exploring the Bighorn Mountains
Eric and I could spend an eternity in the Bighorn Mountains. Technically, we almost did, but that story is worthy of its own blog post (coming soon!). As you’ve seen in the previous posts, we have undoubtedly seen some amazing … Continued
March Madness: Covid-19
March Madness is here, but this year, those words take on a whole new meaning. There will be no sounds of athletic shoes screetching against a beautiful hardwood floor, the swoosh of the ball as it glides oh-so-perfectly into the … Continued
February’s Challenge: Alternate Day Fasting (ADF)
There is a lot of information in this month’s blog so find a notebook and a quiet reading space or break it up into sections. Either way, I guarantee you’re going to want to stick with it until the end. … Continued
January’s Challenge: Breaking Bad Habits
Habits defined During this challenge, I read a significant amount of material covering the topic of habits. A habit can be defined as a set of actions, often repetitious, that are so deeply rooted into our brains they develop into … Continued
2020: Discovering Your Word of the Year
The blog is changing. This year is about personal growth, knowledge, developing new habits, positivity, self love, and the power of change. Come learn with me and check out my new 30 day challenges.
December 2019: Growing Pains
2019 in review, blog changes, what’s next for the cycling sloths? Follow the journey towards personal growth and adventure!
Van Life: The Learning Curve
As expected, van life has been an adventure in and of itself. It has been almost 3 months since we embarked on our journey: Operation Freedom. Without a doubt, Eric and I have learned a great deal about life, the … Continued
Unshackled: Thoughts from an Untethered Mind
Clarity My mind is lulled by the fluttering leaves, gentle breeze, and warmth of the afternoon sun. Eyes closed, I try to clear my head of all thoughts. It takes a moment to decompress; to allow the brain to limit … Continued
February ’19: Cooped Up & Cranky
Brrrrrrr I think I jinxed it when I mentioned in January’s blog that the winter weather had been mild because February has been the worst! I shouldn’t complain, we haven’t really had it THAT bad. It’s just been dreary, rainy, … Continued