A rainy, cold late afternoon in mid-May, what's a fella to do? I (Gerry) can roll with a day like this in January, but this is really throwing a wrench in my machinery, so I sit in a comfy place, feet kicked up, with a delicious hot chocolate in my “Hello Gorgeous” mug. Every time… Read More »
One of the most difficult lessons I (Shannon) have had to learn in my life is that of creating boundaries. Listen, I can cut someone out easily before I can create the boundaries I need to keep them at a safe distance to keep myself safe, healthy, and both parties happy and in a healthy… Read More »
With May being Mental Health Awareness Month, we thought it would be a great time to create a checklist to inspire ourselves, and hopefully you, to consider your own mental health and well-being throughout the month, but also, to take it along even past May. This is a checklist that you can revisit throughout the… Read More »
The first thing I (Gerry) do in preparing myself for a great day of cycling is to make sure that I’m going to maximize the fun. I’m not one of those cyclists who wants to make it difficult, or complex. Cycling should be simple. The adventure is to be experienced; you shouldn’t get distracted by… Read More »
We love a minimalism challenge. Any challenge to jettison items that are of no use to us gives us a sense of freedom, cleansing of sorts. A couple of the statements we have rid from our conversations are “I’ll keep this around, just in case,” and “I may need this one day.” Which brings us… Read More »
