by wbnl | Jul 9, 2026
Sometimes your mind will not quiet down. You sit still, but you do not feel settled. You technically have time, but you do not feel like you have space. Your thoughts keep circling. Your focus feels scattered. Even simple decisions feel heavier than they should. We...
by wbnl | Jul 5, 2026
Sometimes when life feels full, heavy, or off track, we think the answer has to be big. A new routine. A new plan. A new version of ourselves. A complete reset from the ground up. And before we even begin, the whole thing feels exhausting. Because when change feels...
by wbnl | Nov 15, 2024
In today’s Zen, we hit the road and visit one of the remaining Wigwam Motels. I knew that there were more than one of these classic roadside attractions built back in the 1930s and 1940s but as it turns out there were 7 built across 6 states for a total tepee...
by wbnl | Oct 30, 2024
A Halloween Pop Culture Celebration: Memories & Monstrosities from the Past to Today Halloween is upon us! From candy and costumes to tricks and treats, it’s more than just a spooky season—it’s a celebration steeped in fun, folklore, and fright. Join us on a...
by wbnl | Aug 30, 2024
Kings Canyon National Park The Road Less Traveled Serenity NOW!Kings Canyon National Park, located in the southern Sierra Nevada in California, is a land of dramatic landscapes, ancient forests, and rich history. Established in 1940, the park was initially created to...
by wbnl | Jul 22, 2022
Wandering Zen – The Wizarding World of Harry Potter If you are a Wizard or a Muggle, you will find the experience in The Wizarding World of Harry Potter at the Universal Orlando Resort, unlike anything that you have ever experienced anywhere at any...
by wbnl | Apr 21, 2021
In today’s Wandering Zen we explore the work of the inspirational architect, Paul R. Williams. His moniker of “Architect to the Stars” was well deserved, but his other creations helped form the feeling and vision of his time. And, oh, he was also...
by wbnl | May 15, 2020
The world of Covid-19 has many of us sheltering-in-place and pondering the future. This can weigh heavily on your mind and it is critical that you dedicate some time to yourself and ensure that you are keeping your head clear and on a positive track. Easier said...
by wbnl | May 8, 2020
Who would have thought that on the heels of National Park Week 2020 comes Cave Week! So today we lace up our hiking boots and head underground to explore and talk about the caves of the National Parks. Mammoth Cave may be the largest, Carlsbad may be the most...
by wbnl | May 1, 2020
Today we travel to the beautiful central coast of California to visit the Monterey Bay Aquarium. When it opened in October of 1984 it was the largest public aquarium in the United States. Although developed and created for the public, the mission has always been the...
