Never Grow Bored

Recently, I was fortunate enough to have an opportunity to travel to Iceland during February as a great chance to relieve stress from work and daily life, but mainly to check out the Aurora Borealis or more commonly referred to as the Northern Lights. I had only seen the Aurora once previously when I was living in Montana traveling north towards Canadian border near the small town of Glasgow, MT.  They were magical and I longed to see this natural chemical reaction phenomenon once again!   Kayla had added me a tad late, but conveniently had an amazing schedule planned out in advance for our daily travels of sights to check out and some must-do's while in Iceland.  I will share our day-to-day adventures below.  I will also link several Google Map locations incase you want to check out these places for yourselves or get directions.  Day 1:   Reykjavik, Churches & Northern Lights We arrived in the capital city of Reykjavik at 5AM i...

Sometimes we experience things or events that we don't even expect that "wow" us and leave us speechless. I recently traveled on vacation to Belize and had an example of this "wow" experience at Big Rock Falls on the Pine Ridge Preserve. I started the day just like the few others in my mountain hut, next to a bubbling creek that taunted me to stay in bed and drift back into a dreamland.  However, this was my last day in the small off the grid hotel and I didn't have many plans.  The other American's in the hotel were debating going to the town of San Ignacio to shop and visit an iguana sanctuary.  Since my brother own a pet iguana growing up, I had no real desire to tag along. During breakfast, the owner of the hotel (Neil) and I were having a candid conversation and he mentioned that if I would like, one of his local workers could take me on a hike to Big Rock.  I jumped at the opportunity as it fulfilled my day with exercise and allowed me to...