Facing a global pandemic, it's hard to keep hope. But it's even harder to imagine being at the end and being disappointed.

Two years since my Aussie adventure, I still long for something more. This is what has happened since, and how the adventure continues.

Trekking on a camel caravan into the Australian Outback: a once in a lifetime experience that's a lot more complicated than you'd think.

One man's trash is another's treasure. In some cases, that treasure starts with a couch at the bottom of a mountain lookout.

For the first time in six years, I've finally begun to be able to celebrate Christmas again. And it's the greatest miracle I could imagine.

When things are rough, sometimes you have to look back on the small things that keep you going and remember who you're most thankful for.

Life is scary. It's full of monsters, car repairs, and huge late night crowds. And though it may be daunting, it's actually kind of fun.

They say that alcohol doesn't solve any problems, but milk doesn't solve any either. I say, if you're gonna pick one, go for the calcium.

Which is scarier? Being rushed by two hundred preschoolers thirty pounds each or being rushed by two pigs that are three hundred pounds?

I can't ice skate. So when you're being pushed by your mates into stepping out onto the frozen pond, it just seems like a really dumb idea.

This is a very short look at who I am, how I got to where I am today, and the little, special things that make me the man I am today.

It's the end of the summer... as I reflect on how exciting it was and its many experiences, I also look at the beginning of something new.