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 →
I Got Pickled!
I first tried pickleball while visiting the beautiful Gambier Island, BC. It's happened. I've been pickled. This past winter, I finally tried the fastest growing sport in North America - pickleball. Here's what you need to know: In 2023, the Sports & Fitness Industry Association declared pickleball as America’s fastest-growing sport for the third year... 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 →
Paddleboarding on the Sea of Cortes
There’s no better way to start the day than floating on the beautiful waters of the Sea of Cortes. I’m fortunate to be able to paddleboard regularly in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, located on the southern tip of Baja California. Mar de Cortes is also known as Sea of Cortez, and is named after the... Continue Reading →
A Twist on Tortilla Soup
One of the classic dishes you’ll often find in Mexico is tortilla soup. There are a multitude of versions of this dish. We’ve had it made only with broth and served with toppings like avocados and tortilla strips. We’ve had a version with chicken in it, and a version with beef. I decided to try... Continue Reading →
A Day On The Lake
Those who love to fish, love it a lot. Some love it so much, they build a business around it. That's true of our neighbours, Tom and Dorothy, who have built the guiding business Sask Landing Fishing Adventures. They take customers on tours and fishing expeditions on Lake Diefenbaker, and we were fortunate to be... Continue Reading →
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