I went to San Jose del Cabo in Baja Mexico with my daughter to scope out hotels and restaurants for her wedding there. My weather app said it would be 75 degrees so I brought along jeans and long-sleeved tops thinking it might get chilly in the evening. Was I ever wrong? From the moment I got there, I was sweating like a pig. The weather may have been mild but there was some … [Read more...]
Do You Have Regrets For Mistakes in the Past?
There are a few things I’ve done in my almost 7 decades on the planet that were completely boneheaded. No one gets through life with a perfect score and I’m certainly one of them. I have regrets but realize that my mistakes were part of my journey. I’m sure I’ll make more. Here are just a few of the things I'd like to kick myself for. I didn't take school seriously … [Read more...]
Winter Packing Tips by Meteorologist Cheryl Nelson
Cheryl Nelson is an award-winning TV Host, Meteorologist, CBM, and Lifestyle and Travel Expert. She has been featured on Travel & Leisure, Fox News, CNBC, KTLA, The Washington Post. and many other media outlets. As the founder of the website PreparewithCher.com, she offers tips on a variety of topics, including travel preparedness. I interviewed her and she gave me … [Read more...]
Are You and Your Home Ready for an Extended Vacation?
Extended vacations are great and can be a fantastic way to hit the “reset” button if you’ve been feeling stressed. However, planning for a long time away from home can end up adding to your stress if you’re not careful. Thankfully, it doesn’t have to be that way. With a little extra patience and preparation, you can get yourself and your home ready for a long time away. … [Read more...]
How to Travel Light and Nifty When You’re Over 50
One of my biggest passions is travel, and if I could, I’d do it all year long. But traveling can be taxing for those of us over 50. We have to maneuver through crowded airports, squeeze ourselves into seats like sardines, and haul our luggage from planes into trains, buses, and automobiles. The actual “travel” part of traveling is what takes a toll on our heads, shoulders, … [Read more...]