Sickness in a camper is no fun. There isn’t anywhere to get away and have peace and quiet. If I want to quarantine a child to attempt to keep the illness from spreading I might as well forget it. There is no where to go! Colds are hard enough but then think about eight people with diarrhea Or what about… Read More Sickness in the camper is the poops!
Sevier River in Marysvale, Utah Reflections can be beautiful. What is up above in shown in almost perfect detail in the subject below. Although there might be some distortion, the beauty is not lost. Whether the landscape be mountains, trees, flowers, or light – the image of what is above can be seen with… Read More Reflection
Life can be as dry, harsh, and beautiful all at the same timejust like Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah I woke up to a sick husband and son. Shae has been struggling with a headache for many days now. Sadly, it made it to the dreaded migraine stage and there he was in bed all… Read More Bad Memories of Taking Care of my Sick Husband
winter jackets were necessary at Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah I am freezing my butt off! Well, I wish, but it really is chilly here! Campers are typically not made for warm weather. They tend to be a bit drafty and have very little insulation. With us on the road often, we have small… Read More My Toes are Cold in the Camper
Hickory Dickory Dock The government ran up the clock. The clock struck one. And down it fell. Hickory Dickory Dock. I can only hope that things will work out on Friday. Truth and opinions seem to be lacking and plentiful. Time will tell. There seem to be experts on all 100 sides. (OK, slight exaggeration) Who… Read More Tick Tock the Financial Clock
There are only a few things that drive me nuttier than the condensation that collects on the walls and in the window sills of our camper. I had really thought that it would not be a problem here in the low humidity west. Boy, was I wrong. There is moisture in more places than I… Read More Moisture in a camper is a nightmare!
Hiking the Watchman Tower Trail in Zion National Parkwas extremely challenging with six kids and my husband not with us. As a woman and mother I have my limits, boundaries, and lines that should not be crossed. I am patient but there is a point at which I lose it, blow my top, and… Read More Pushing Past Our Limits
Today was an extremely unique day. We spent a pleasant day off roading in the desert of southern Utah. Just west of Zion National Park, there is a maze of trails to be explored. There are no signs, markers, or arrows to point what direction to go. We had to find our way around the… Read More A Day That Will Change My Life – Red Bull Mountain Bike Track
Virgin River in Zion National Park The Virgin River in southern Utah begins north of Zion National Park in the Navajo Reservoir. It stretches through southern Utah and continues south to Lake Mead and the Colorado River in Nevada. At the source, the river is teeming with life. There are numerous endangered species that… Read More The Virgin River in Utah – the journey of a woman
Taking the kids for a hike to see Pando in the Fish Lake National Forestin central Utah Having lost 60 lbs – and then gaining 5 lbs back at my husband’s request – I have lost about 55 lbs. Finding time in my day to exercise seems almost impossible. So, I have found ways to… Read More How to Incorporate Exercise into my Day
The Lemonade Digest 