Yes, it was amazing. Surreal, actually. A bit like being on a movie set (especially when you walk up on the diner and gift shop 750+ feet underground – seriously?). It *almost* “took my breath away”…but it’s not as if I can live there so it wouldn’t count anyway. The formations were incredible and the [...]
Posts Tagged ‘HSP’
Claiming The First Meltdown
Bad weather, bad traffic, too much noise, too little space and boondocking outside a casino, for goodness sake…I managed to get through dinner by listening to music that never grows old and pretending I heard nothing else as I made spaghetti and the guys played Mario on the DS. But by the time it came [...]
Our Ideas for Highly-Sensitive Transitioning
Moving, traveling or any other major changes and transitions are hard enough for kids, but for a highly-sensitive child, they really start to feel impossible. In my last post I explained our biggest part of helping him transition – the emotional aspect. But there are others things we’re trying to do to help him, as [...]
Highly-Sensitive Transitioning: Before The Move
Zeb, making a list of our dreams: places and people we want to see and things we want to do on the road. When we first started discussing the decision to travel full-time and eventually settle outside of Vegas, we included Zeb. How could we not? He’s one-third of our family and his experience will [...]
A Manly Scarf for Justin
We didn’t do a lot for Christmas (including blogging about it) but I did enjoy making Justin this Manly Scarf (found here on Ravelry – and also on this blog). It wasn’t difficult but it did require I pay closer attention. Did you know they make these cool little do-dads that fit over your knitting [...]
