Time to Eat Crow... We're Unorthodox... and How do YOU recharge?

Time to Eat Crow. I Now Believe in Moose!

I stand corrected. I apologize, I couldn't have been more wrong. 

Moose exist.

It was less than a week upon our arrival in Anchorage, Alaska that I spied my first moose while traveling along the Seward Highway south of town.

AND he was swimming. I am now fully obsessed with moose, as demonstrated... CONTINUE READING >>

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We're Unorthodox! What are YOU Going to do with Your Empty Nest?

Deseret News intrigued us with some interesting Boomer stats and asked us to weigh in with our thoughts and experience!

"With a son who is a pilot and is able to fly and see them often, as well as two daughters who can both be visited by traveling to the same city, the family is reunited often.

'I'm fairly certain we see our kids more traveling a lot than if we were in one place'"... Read the full article and leave a comment here

Where Do You Go to Recharge? Meet Me at Women at Woodstock!

I wrote extensively about my first experience at Women at Woodstock last year, about how I agreed to go -- kicking and screaming a bit -- and the immediate benefits I received by attending.

It's been an incredible year for me and the women I met at WAW have been supporting me all the way!

 I'll be speaking at this year's main event, and I would love for you to join me there! Click in to see for yourself how WAW can change your life!

Going Gypsy: One Couple's Adventure from Empty Nest to No Nest at All (find out more) Available from Skyhorse Publishing! Order Now - Wherever Books Are Sold! Also available as an audiobook from Audible.com

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Stockholm Syndrome: Captured by Sweden

From now on, when we visit a city and wish we had been able to stay much longer, we shall refer to the situation as Stockholm syndrome.

The Swedish capital was completely captivating, and we couldn’t help but have fond feelings for our captor... CONTINUE READING >>



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A BIG hearty GypsyNester thank you hug to these wonderful publications!

Sea Views Magazine asked us, "How Will Baby Boomers Travel in 2015?" You should check it out, we sound incredibly smart! ;)	How McCool are we? Charles McCool (we're pretty sure that's his real name!) asked us questions and we spilled secrets! Read it here.
We were honored with a Top Travel Blogger of 2014 nod by Wanderu! Yowza!	Main St. asked us to weigh in on "Totally Unexpected - and Affordable - Places You Will Want to See in 2015" Check out where to go!
Click here to see more interviews and fun! We are so thankful!

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Eating (and Drinking) Our Way Through Newfoundland

As with everything about life in Newfoundland, the food revolves around the sea. 

Pictured: David kisses a cod!

In fact, seafood is the main reason that settlers from Europe came to the island in the first place.

See all the wonderful ways Newfoundland prepares the catch of the day!... CONTINUE READING >>

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Icebergs and Vikings on the Great Northern Peninsula

While our explorations may not require nearly the mettle of a bunch of bearded, red-headed, horned-helmet-wearing brutes setting out across The North Sea in an open boat; navigating a house on wheels over barren, weather beaten roads up to the very top of Newfoundland's Great Northern Peninsula did require a certain measure of... CONTINUE READING >> 

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Fjords, Carnivorous Plants and Standing on the Earth's Mantle in Newfoundland

Join your GypsyNesters as we trod upon the Earth's mantle, discover the breathtaking beauty of a fjord by water, dodge carnivorous plants, devour a traditional Jiggs Dinner, frolic with massive amounts of butterflies, and learn what a pudding sock... CONTINUE READING >> 

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Northern (Ontario) Lights

Late summer in Northern Ontario has weather that humans were meant to live in.

Warm, but not hot, during the days and cool, crisp nights. A perfect escape from the heat and humidity south of the border. Yes, that's how Canadian's refer to The United States.

Our mission north had a two-fold agenda, enjoy the climate, and finally find a... CONTINUE READING >>

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