Not too far into the benighted land of Hoosiers known as the State of Indiana lies a place known as Tick Creek. It's spelled Lick Creek on the map but judging by the abundance of the bloodthirsty buggers

I've been entertaining what it's like to be immortal for quite some time. The state of unending, eternal existence appeals to a lot of people: The preservation of the purest forms of our minds and bodies,

A new wave of experience is coming over us on our travels. We finally feel like our media mission is coming to manifestd as the path ahead is clearer and clearer and all we really want to do is work on

It's fair to say that we are experiencing times of increasing awareness, much so because life seems to force us to pay attention. Whether it is the underlying energetic currents that make things move on

Continuing our exploration into the notions of causality and trying to discover why we are so hellbent on finding a cause for everything. If you want to catch up and read part 1 you can do so here As I

For some reason or other, human beings like to judge things and other human beings. Well, it's not necessarily that we like it by nature or that we are born this way, but in the early years of our lives

I hit such a low point today, that I just feel empty inside. So I figured the thing to do would be going by my own advice and be thankful for what I do have, which is a lot. Not in material things, but

I am supporting the movement to make #Steemit trend on #Twitter. Are you? Lets make January 9th a day to remember. What are you waiting for? Do it now at with just 3 clicks. Let's make history! Join the

August 2017 was the first time I got to see a full solar eclipse in person. Quite the magical moment when the temperature dropped and the animals got restless. We left at 3:30 in the morning for Wyoming

The 2017 Total Solar Eclipse was an amazing experience. Here are more Images I captured at the 2017 Total Solar Eclipse. If you missed my my Part 1 of this post, you can check it out here: I was only able

My eclipse experience started at 3:00 am on the day of the eclipse. I left Louisville CO and headed north. I had no real plans other than to get under the path of totality. Despite all of the warnings

2 years ago we set the plan in motion. My friend Joe Powers (44 year old scientist) came up with the idea to travel to the only city in the country that would see the full solar eclipse at 100% totality.

Totality is amazing. Here's a video of last week's solar eclipse that will give you only a small sense of how unreal and awesome it is:

The twilight dim of the solar eclipse's shadow bands darkened as our Earth rotated our vantage of the sun evermore behind the moon, noticeably dropping the outside temperature. My iPhone's camera was unable

Took off work to head out on a family vacation. Greg had planned to watch this eclipse for the last 3 years. He told my mom about it in march and she got on board. The infamous uncle Joe Goulet also tagged

If you've never seen a total eclipse, I suggest you as I returned recently from the most recent and watched the Totality in Hopkinsville, Kentucky. I've see an eclipse before, the partials that come and