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When staying in one place is more foreign than a different country, you might beg the question where can I go next? To answer that question check out Breathtaking Destinations. This travel blog is home to an accumulation of pictures […]

Spending any time in Utah’s beautiful Canyonlands National Park, it’s easy to see why it has been a place to visit for ten thousand years. From the ancient hunters and gatherers that walked the areas before Europe even knew they […]

I returned from an eight-week trek through east Africa more than three months ago thinking I had enough material to fill a book. After all, I could tell of the time bandits attacked us in Kenya late at night on […]

Being a traveler it isn’t always easy to make time for the gym. Busy schedules and intimidating gyms can make the landscape can feel like an open judgment zone. Not everyone enjoys runnin,g and sometimes it is not ideal to […]

The Red Rocks Culture Featuring record-breaking artists from The Beatles, to U2, to Jimi Hendrix, and a crowd capacity of 9,450 people, it’s no wonder Red Rocks Amphitheater was named the best amphitheater in America by Rolling Stone Magazine. Located in Morrison, […]

SUPER SAVORY!   Martha Stewart Everyday foods’ Chef Sarah Carey wows us again with a Shiitake Alfredo homemade pasta alfredo. “Take[it] to the next level with the addition of savory shiitake mushrooms,” she says.   Click below to watch the video, […]

Terry McMillan, author of Who Asked You, Waiting to Exhale, and other fiction and non-fiction books, spoke about her work to a rapt audience in Northern Colorado this February. As a black woman, McMillan writes stories based on African American characters, as […]

As the lyrics of one of Jay-Z’s many famous song says “It’s a hard knock life for us,”  living the nomadic life as a TCK (Third Culture Kid) is “a hard knock life for us.” Some people look at TCKs […]