Travel

Limited internet connectivity at the Grand Canyon my phone does pretty well if I placed it in the right window of the RV so there are 3 days covered in this blog. Day 11 Sunday the 19th was a day of much needed rest Mi Hyon and I hung around the Zion River RV resort and enjoyed some great weather. Many of you may not know but Mi Hyon has a stream fetish and loves to sit by the river w her f

Tuesday May 21st 851pmNorthwest of BermudaToday was a day I was kind of dreading because Port Royal had just punched and sanded three days ago and there hadnt been any rain to wash in the sand so I was worried guests would be a little irked about that. I had explained to everyone that they had aerated and it has to be done to keep the golf course in nice shape but there are always a couple o

Here are some photos from my home with my Nicaraguan family. They are a tough bunch and work very hard except in the afternoons when it is too hot to do anything.

I have had two busy weeks and have taught lots of yoga both at the Ruben Dario School to the primary children and to the two grandsons at my house. The kids at school love to get out into the patio to take a break from classes and they seem very receptive to silla yoga or chair yoga after 10 am when it is so hot outside. Here are some pics.

Hi everyoneHere are some photos from the last two weekends. The first weekend was at the beach in Boquita. The second weekend I went with other students to the Mombacho Volcano I am halfway into my stay and am thinking some of coming home especially when the 4 hours of Spanish lessons daily drag on. It wouldnt be so bad if I thought my Spanish was improving but I cant say that it is.

Quite simply we have discovered paradise in the South Pacific and we are quickly getting used to the pace of life as we entered weeks 2 and 3 on Rarotonga. The local Polynesian folk are lovely and invariably wear a flower behind their ear and a smile on their faces. We had settled into 39Are Moe39 bungalow.... Absolute heaven... just a few seconds from the beach on a remote Island. The sea a

Dear all firstly thank you again for such lovely comments and messages. As always so lovely to hear from you all thank you Hoping you39re all keeping well xSo gosh I don39t know where to begin with this week... Invigorating exciting and actually quite life affirming. Partly due to the breathtaking scenery partly due to the physical challenges and partly due to having met a very spec

Today Joe and Jon went to see the Spruce Goose and Aviation Museum. It39s amazing how much money Hughes spent for a plane that only flew once. Keep in mind the plane is constructed of spruce wood. While the boys played with planes Joyce and I stayed home and chilled. It felt good not to have to go anywhere all day. The temps did take a major dive over night. Yesterday it was sunny 75 but to

I arrived at the airport in San Jose Costa Rica at 830 p.m on a Friday dead tired from a 600 a.m. departure from Kansas City coupled with a 9 hour layover in Texas. I really messed up when booking my tickets. My study abroad program offered a group flight but I decided to save a little cash and search the internet for cheaper tickets. I was ecstatic to find plane tickets for a couple hundred

We planned to do the underground tour in Pendleton however due to a special event over the weekend it was closed on Monday. Instead we toured the Pendleton Woolen Mill where they make Native American blankets. We were able to see the entire process in action. Interestingly the geometric shapes on the blankets are made using punch card technology 6039s erain the machine. The other blanke