When I finished my work in Mongolia, I left the countryside during spring time. The wind was still very strong and the nights were cold enough to freeze water, but during the day the heat was rising with each day. On our drive north toward UB, we passed a lot of gers spread out, miles apart. Each family had herds of sheep, goats and camels. They were ranging free, as usual, without fences. One ger that we passed was so close to the road so I was able to capture the self-sustainable nature of the countryside.


That aspect of the Mongolian countryside and the experiences I had in Tortola gave me the peace to create change in my life, change that was intimidating at first but really was a part of the movement around me. I followed the flow, what God was moving together, and in June returned to Tortola to spend more time with Dana and process what was happening in Mongolia. I resigned from my position, closed that chapter and began a new one with my new-found friend and boyfriend.

Dana and I explored the Caribbean islands of Jost Van Dyke, St. John, St. Thomas, Peter Island, Fallen Jerusalem, Virgin Gorda, Antigua and the active volcanic isle of Montserrat. We hiked, biked, swam and snorkeled, took ferries, taxis and airplanes to all of these and saw the most amazing sea life, jungle flora and Caribbean views.








We headed back to the States mid-July and have begun facilitating the creation of a sustainable peace center for spiritual renewal, healing and education in Cedar Key, Florida. Stay tuned for updates!