This was by far my best experience at Burning Man. I attended this event in 2015 & 2016, took two years off. My return "home" to Black Rock City in 2019 was nothing short of phenomenal! Here's what I did to set myself up for a great burn! Dany Rambles poses with LOVE art installation…
The Only Constant Thing in Life…
The last few months have been absolutely insane. I'm filled with such a mix of emotions but am mostly looking forward to the opportunities that life is presenting to me. I'm the happiest I've been in a long time, but I'm also more scared than I ever have been in my life with so much…
Why I’m Returning to Burning Man
If you haven't heard about Burning Man by now, you really need to get out more. If you haven't been and you are trying to explain to someone else what burning man is, or what you think it might be like, you are probably very wrong. I've been involved in the "Burning Man Culture" for…
Earthquake in California July 5th, 2019
Check out my video of the earthquake in California that went viral on facebook! This was a 7.1 magnitude earthquake in Ridgecrest, CA felt in Reseda, CA on July 5th, 2019. We learned after this incident that we did a few things that were not the safest choices. Please read this link about what to…
Things I Wish I Could Travel With
Everyone has their things that makes home feel like home. Here is a fun list of things that I wish I could take with me everywhere I go, but unfortunately can't fit in my suitcase or are too tricky to travel with! Coconut Oil Ok, so this seems like a weird one to put on…
#SpoonieSisters: An Interview
I have been really loving the support that I've been getting from friends through my own struggles with IBD (irritable bowl disease) and Crohn's disease. I wanted to share with my readers that I am not the only story. When I started this blog, my goal was to make it all about how awesome my…
I AM A SPOONIE!!!
Ok. Soooo what in the world does that mean? The spoon theory was created by Christine Miserandino, who has Lupus. This term "spoonie" is now a widely used term for people who have chronic illnesses, or "invisible" illnesses. I think that this explanation is extremely relatable, even to those who do not have a chronic…
