Sammy Hagar helped put Los Cabos on the map, and the Cabo Wabo Cantina has held strong for 35 years.
Doin’ the Cabo Wabo
Cabo By Horseback
I love my work for Cabo Living magazine, for a few reasons. The biggest reason is the people I get to meet. Here's my recent article on a hidden gem in the Los Cabos area, called Cabo by Horseback. Check it out. Cabo by Horseback_CL-Spr25Download
Reflections on a Decade
The close of 2024 is an opportunity for me to reflect on a fairly momentous decade. No, it’s not the typical end of a decade, like when we rolled over to 2020, or will in 2030. But for me, the fall and winter of 2024 and into 2025 marks 10 years of significant life changes. ... Continue Reading →
Paddle Boarding Part 2
My latest article for Cabo Living magazine focuses on stand up paddle boarding, a personal passion of mine.
Paddle Boarding Adventures
Sometimes a familiar activity opens the door to new experiences. Paddle boarding has become familiar to me over the past number of years in Mexico. But each trip out into the Sea of Cortez seems to bring new adventure. Just last month, we stopped to snorkel and besides seeing so many beautiful fish, there were... Continue Reading →
The Northern Dream
It must be the old newspaper reporter in me. My writing these days is all online. Much of my work involves "ghost writing," so nobody knows it's me who wrote a blog post or website content. For those clients who publish with my byline, it is fun to see my name associated with my work.... Continue Reading →
What I’ve been up to
Happy holidays to everyone! Here's to a great year ahead. It's been a while since I've contributed to this site, writing "for fun" and for myself. That's mostly because I've been busy with some great clients. Oh, and paddle boarding - I bet that photo got your attention. That's the famous arch at the tip... Continue Reading →
What I’ve Learned in the Pandemic
It’s been a year now since Covid-19 has taken centre stage all over the world. Back in March of 2020, I never would have predicted how the coming 12 months would roll out. I grieve for those lost, those permanently impacted, and those who are lonely, without work, still facing uncertainty and at times despair.... Continue Reading →
Love To Garden: The Pandemic Plot
I think we can all agree that it's been a particularly weird year. "Weird" is the kindest way to describe how this global pandemic has impacted so many aspects of our lives. There was one positive outcome for me, as my "pandemic plot" was a success. And I don't mean a plot to overtake the... Continue Reading →
Love to Garden: Mushrooms
I love the process of growing the vegetables in my garden, or flowers in the yard. It's exciting to start something from seed and watch it progress, to the point of harvesting it to eat or simply marvelling at the colours of the blooms. But I didn't know I could grow mushrooms at home. At... Continue Reading →
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