Japan Among the Flowers
If you’ve ever been to Las Vegas, Nevada you’ll often hear it referred to as “Sin City” or “Lost Wages.” Images of crowded casinos and bright lights on the Las...
View ArticleOur Incredible Planet
“The earth is what we all have in common.” -Wendell Berry I’ve traveled many places and seen many cultures around the world, and the one thing that always inspires and...
View ArticleSearching in Snow Canyon State Park
It’s hard to believe it’s May and it’s almost been a month since my visit to San Jose del Cabo in Mexico. As you can imagine, I’m ready for my...
View ArticleCelebrating the 30 List
It’s hard to believe I’ve already reached the end of thirty, and I’m on to thirty-one. So much has happened it seems like it has only been two days since...
View ArticleExploring the Thanksgiving Point Gardens
Living the majority of my life in Utah and Colorado, I would never expect to find a blossoming garden nestled in the deserts and mountains. Having recently visited the elaborate...
View ArticleChristmas at Bellagio
Las Vegas probably seems like an unusual place to spend the holidays, but before I headed home to my family, I made a pit stop here and found the city...
View ArticleRoad Trip on Route 66
A couple of months ago during a school break, my mom and I were eager to go on a road trip to put responsibilities behind us. We had thought of...
View ArticleDay and Night in Tucson, Arizona
When I first made plans with my friend Cameron to visit our friend Katie and her husband (also named Cameron) in Tucson, Arizona, I wasn’t sure I would be thrilled...
View ArticleA Day at Double Negative
Working at a museum, the last place I thought to look for art was outside of the museum. When I was asked to join one of our recent programs to...
View ArticleNative American Stories at the Heard Museum
Since becoming an advocate for ethical fashion and a supporter of preserving heritage, respecting all cultures is a passion of mine, especially indigenous culture. While visiting Washington D.C., I...
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