A rather much delayed post – to a rather much delayed trip – out to Geneva on the Lake, a vacation spot (in fact Ohio’s oldest resort town), that sits only an hour from my hometown but took me 33 years to get to! And what a pity it took me that long, as it turned out to be a wonderful way to spend the weekend. Read More→
Hi Glacier. How I’ve missed you.
I spent an entirely blissful week in Glacier National Park last August, 2015. I made the five hour drive north after my housesit in small town Livingston, Montana came to an end. After two months spent in an apartment, building friendships and a routine, Glacier helped ease the transition back onto the road and into the great unknown. And after spending an entire week there, the traveling lifestyle was once again running through my veins. Read More→
I have a love/hate relationship with cruise ships.
On one hand, cruise ships provide me the ability to live the lifestyle I do. They help me save money, pay off debts, see the world, and do what I’ve always loved to do: perform. There I have a well-paid singing gig, free food, healthcare and accommodations, endless travel opportunities, and instant new friendships and relationships. Read More→
WELCOME TO MONTANA!
I was walking back to my car after snapping the above photo of Montana’s welcome sign when a passing pickup truck slowed to a stop and a couple inside kindly asked me if everything was ok. That sums up small town Montana for you. Read More→
I’m in my sixth house sitting assignment, a studio apartment in a renovated 1800’s hotel in the historic railroad town of Livingston, Montana. Even though house sitting has become a popular and competitive form of travel, most people I meet continue to be in shock and awe when I tell them of my unique form of traveling and living rent-free. Many are curious to know more about it and how they could do it, too. So below I’ve shared my experiences, tips, and advice to get started in this wonderful way of travel. Read More→
This Saturday I attended the annual Hell’s A-Roarin’ Horse Drive in Gardiner, Montana, a tradition since 1982. When I first heard of the opportunity to experience a slice of “real Montana” and uh, real cowboys, I was excited for days leading up to the event! Read More→
