While I was living in Rishikesh, India for a couple of months, I met a yoga teacher from Canada who spends half of the year teaching in Canada and the other half teaching in India and Thailand.  She introduced me to both acro yoga and Passport to Prana. Now some of you may know what acro yoga is but what is this Passport to Prana?

Confession. We had about the biggest argument in the history of our relationship on the day that can be best defined as our “breaking free” moment. Tragic, I know.

We love food. Let’s get that out of the way right up front.

We enjoy going out for a killer meal, cooking up a Thai feast at home and diving into an over-the-top dessert. But there’s a shadow side to our ability to indulge.

Another quick update as we make a quick pit stop on our way to explore another area of Glacier. Here’s a photo of what we just left behind in the southeast corner of the Park.

If this doesn’t make the case for visiting a National Park, I don’t know what does.

We’re heading out of the Palm Springs area and making our way to Joshua Tree National Park. I look out the car window and see a clear blue sky and the blazing sun beating down on the gently swaying palm trees. Ah, Southern California. We’re relaxed.