I Will Always Remember This
I have written stories for What’s Up Yukon magazine describing how a split-second decision led me to move to the Yukon.
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‘Yes Day’ (How I Learned To Enjoy Christmas Again)
Rediscover joy during the holiday season. Learn to enjoy Christmas again with meaningful traditions and family moments.
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Bothersome Bugs
We have camped throughout the summer months in the Yukon, and the annoying insects have earned a variety of monikers for good reason
Campers Love To Eat — Adventures With Food On A Stick
Is it the fresh air? Is it all of the hiking, swimming and camping activities? Everything tastes better when we are outdoors
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A Happy Camper Switching Gears
A few times a year we switch gears. We camp with our grown children, our grandchildren and extended family.
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Happy Camper: Signs of Wear and Tear
My husband and I have the privilege of growing older together. Yet camping never grows old for us. We are truly grateful and happy campers.
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Fast Forward 50 Years
A 50 year class reunion and reflections on how did I get from there to here with seven unexpected takeaways.
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Was It marley’s Ghost … Or Something Else?
My husband and I lived in Whitehorse in the late 1970s. We took every opportunity to go camping on weekends and on holidays During the
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Marriage: Five Things No One Told Me 45 Years Ago
The Volkswagen van slows down beside me. A layer of mud and dust almost hides the original blue colour. A young man leans over…
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Returning Home to the Yukon
Tears streamed down my face as our airplane began its descent, preparing to land at the Whitehorse airport.
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Sliding doors
I think many of us have reflected on the “sliding door” moments in our life, the what ifs? What might have been? How would my life be different now? I know I have.