How to Plan a Destination Classmate Reunion

May 22, 2018 1 Comment »

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The year was 1988. We had big hair…lots of hair. I used to spend an hour each morning curling my already permed hair into even tighter little curls with a curling iron the size of my pinky finger. I really did want to be ‘Baby’ from Dirty Dancing even though I had stick-straight hair. And […]

Sliding Through Winter Driving School in Steamboat Springs

January 24, 2018 4 Comments »

winter driving school steamboat springs

I stare out my window in Denver at the snow-covered mountains and sigh in defeat. I am tired of being scared and intimidated by the idea of driving in winter conditions. The mountains were calling me, “Sherry, come play…”. I’m not a skier. And yes, I know that makes my move to Colorado an odd […]

My Move To Denver from Nomad to Normal

August 11, 2017 25 Comments »

moving to denver colorado

I was daydreaming at 30,000 feet, thinking about my apartment, my bed, what I had in my refrigerator, my yoga mat, and what I was going to have for breakfast while listening to NPR tomorrow morning at my table. I was daydreaming about going home and the little routine I had established in Denver. I […]

My Experience at WeeCasa, the Tiny House Hotel in Colorado

June 27, 2017 12 Comments »

Weecasa tiny home hotel

Once upon a time, a bored girl went chasing rabbits in Colorado. Her curiosity and penchant for adventure led her into a mountainous world of intriguing people, mesmerizing views, and unusual dimensions. Visions of Alice in Wonderland danced in my head as I was driving back to Denver after my WeeCasa tiny house hotel adventure […]

Unplug This Summer in Colorado Mountain Huts

September 2, 2015 7 Comments »

Colorado mountain cabins

Dandelion, Red Violet, or Yellow Green? Decisions, decisions. Dandelion wins out. It’s a color and a flower that gets little respect in life, so I might as well use it. This is what my day has been reduced to when on an unplugged vacation – coloring. And I’m pretty damn happy with it. After all, […]

Colorado Rafting: Guides Who Make You Go!

August 27, 2015 5 Comments »

colorado rain

I am half aware that I have fallen asleep. My head back on the seat, mouth open, I may even be drooling for all I know. I can sort of still hear the people talking around me and the radio on, but it’s just background noise that tends to lull me more into this catnap. […]

Colorado Hanging Lake Hike Pass Requirements and Parking

June 5, 2015 4 Comments »

I’m in Colorado this week attending an Adventure Travel Conference learning about a bunch of cool new adventures that people like me and you can take. I’m also doing a few adventures myself: horseback riding, white water rafting, hut-to-hut hiking, and visiting breweries/distilleries (Yes – drinking is adventure travel…really it is).  This is my first […]