Living Michigan Recovery – Best of Excursions
During the past six months, it has been a boon to live in Michigan. Especially for those in recovery from substance use disorders. With 103 state parks and recreation areas covering 306,000 acres, and lots of wide open spaces, those who were feeling cabin-bound were able to explore safely. And we all know that exercise and fresh air are good for our health and well-being. If you are looking for something to be thankful for, how about living in Michigan?
Living Michigan Recovery – Best of Excursions Magazine
Fostering Feelings of Awe
Michiganders have always been my favorite group of people for many reasons. I LOVE the way that Michiganders love their state. From Detroit, to Grand Rapids, to Traverse City, to the Upper Peninsula โ you would be hard pressed to find a Michigander who did not endorse and thoroughly enjoy the natural beauty of their [read moreโฆ]
Recovery Adventures Outdoors โ 5 Favorites in Michigan
In April of 2020, Michigan had a spring snowstorm. I had been physically distancing since February, and somehow the surprise storm seemed like the last straw (icicle, snowdrift, chilblain?). Of course, there was more to come with COVID-19, but at the time I felt trapped. No adventures, working from home, and far from family [read moreโฆ]
The Restorative Health Benefits of a Michigan Summer
Michigan summerโฆ Itโs finally Michigan summer. Last weekend I was mired in a rather โsnakeyโ looking bog on the edge of Big Seven Lake. I could hear, but not see, the frogs with their burping, throaty chirps. There were tiny dragon-flies hovering over the water lilies and my inflatable kayak was listing to starboard. [read moreโฆ]
