How we live deliberately
Living life deliberately leads to having the time, energy and resources to do what brings you joy and explore the world around you. This is an on-going process throughout all stages of a deliberate life. Discovery is about learning, gaining new experience and tweaking your plans and actions based on those new experiences and knowledge. We will share what we are discovering as we go.
Anchorage Alaska and the surrounding area is a major hub of Alaska. After we left the Kenai Peninsula, we had to come back through Anchorage. That was great because it gave us a chance to hit Costco and stock up on food–especially Mike’s chocolate chip cookies. We also could go to the Anchorage Alaska Temple. […]
Sled Dogs and Musk Ox: Wasilla & Palmer, Alaska Read More »
Soldotna is an interesting place. It has a population of about 4000 people, but during the summer the numbers swell to more than double that. The Fred Meyer in Soldotna is probably the busiest store I have seen in Alaska. In fact, one of the busiest I have ever seen. So what are all these
Fishing, Fishing and More Fishing: Soldotna, Kenai and Homer Read More »
This post includes a lot of firsts for us. First time seeing a tidewater glacier, first time seeing a glacier calving, first time seeing an iceberg, first time seeing a jellyfish bloom, first time seeing a puffin and first time seeing orcas in the wild. In addition, we also saw lots of sea otters, sea
Glaciers, Orcas and Eagles–Oh My!: Kenai Fjords National Park Read More »
Have you ever driven in a train tunnel before? For this unique experience, go to Whittier, Alaska. The only way to drive to Whittier, Alaska is through the active train tunnel. All the cars queue up in front of the train tunnel and at a specific time you all drive through the tunnel. It is
Trains and Sea Ports: Whittier & Seward Read More »
It finally arrived. I am in Alaska. It was such a difficult time staying focused on work the last several weeks as Mike and his parents drove the RVs up to Alaska. But I have finally arrived. I flew into Anchorage and Mike picked me up. We were so happy to see each other after
Welcome to Alaska, Di!!!! Read More »