Ask anyone that knows me, and I'm always the first to hunt down something to do with traces of volcanic activity. I knew that the Great Lakes region, specifically Lake Superior in Northern Minnesota, was a previously volcanic area - the only question that remained was if there were still any black sand beaches left.
I think that previously, I took the ability to get on a plane for granted. I won't do it again. Now, I am so thankful that I have the ability to jump on a plane if I'd like - see the world, see your country, see your hometown (you'd probably use a car or your feet rather than a plane for that one).
2020 turned out much different than I think all of us would have anticipated. It came with challenges, joys, heartbreak and strange times - ones I think none of us will forget any time soon. New Year's resolutions came and went - whether we stuck to them is up for debate. But honestly, if you didn't...who could blame you? Certainly not I.
In a way, I guess it’s a good thing – and I could potentially speak for many when I say that I’m glad that 2020 is nearly finished. It’s been a hard year for so many, in a variety of ways. In some respects, this year has certainly been a year for reflection, for contemplation and for realizing what is truly important in our lives.
Initially – a podcast wasn’t on the cards. I had contemplated a YouTube channel, but then realised that I didn’t necessarily have the time to dedicate to the editing process that goes on behind the scenes. However, I wanted an aspect of being able to put a voice to my brand.
