10+ Ideas to Support Women-Owned Businesses on International Women’s Day & Beyond!
International Women’s Day & Women’s History Month are about acknowledging the achievements of women and bringing awareness to help fight bias, discrimination & inequality. Beyond the month of March, we must continue to celebrate women, empower...
52 Unique Date Ideas You’ll Never Forget!
When things get boring, you just need a little inspiration to spark a fire! Lucky for you, we’ve got 52 ways to mix things up with inexpensive date ideas, at home date night ideas, and other fun couples activities that will take things back to the honeymoon...
Unique Things to Do in Oakland: Nikki Borodi’s Bleeding Heart Ball & Circus Dinner Theater Experience
Whether you’re a local Oaktown resident or planning to visit Oakland, California, you’ll be excited to learn what local artist & experience creator, Nikki Borodi, has in store for you. We interviewed Nikki about her hit circus dinner theater...
Building Our Foundation on Trust
When we started this journey, we took a leap of faith. We said “Bye Felicia” to the security of our successful careers for a chance to use our powers for good. Instead of following the herd’s profit-driven goals, we decided our life force was...
Shark Diving in the Never-Ending Blue Abyss
Thanks to our Guest Author, Bethany Williams, for sharing her incredible shark diving experience and photos with us at exploringnotboring.com WRITE FOR US The ocean is something that has been a staple in my life since I was a little girl. I was out swimming with...
4 Must-Own Adventure Products Tested Over 365 Days on Our Mega Roadtrip
We researched the best gear for self-sufficiency on the road, working remote off-the-grid, and found 4 must-have items that are versatile, durable, and powerful.
The Luxury Picnic: Wine Tasting With Our Favorite Snackle Box
We sip the first glass in our flights and eagerly exchange our wine tasting experience: “Hibiscus. Fig. Ginger. Smoke. Cream. Plum.”
300 DAYS ON OUR MEGA ROADTRIP AROUND THE UNITED STATES
Roadtripping like this isn’t for everybody—it’s eye-opening, enlightening, invigorating, elating, and at times, a bit terrifying.
