Find Peace in the FamiliarSometimes the best places to clear your head are the ones tied to good memories. I took this photo at Kathryn Albertson Park in Boise. When my son was young, it was one of our favorite spots to visit—we always just called it "our park".
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 When I crossed into Colorado on my bike ride across America and snapped a photo in front of the “Welcome to Colorful Colorado” sign, everything changed. For some, that sign is just a spot for a quick picture. For me, it meant something deeper.
 Take a moment to look at this photo taken at Eagle Island State Park in Eagle, Idaho. Read the words on the screen.
When you look at this image and the phrase "Put yourself on your to-do list," what is your first impression?  It’s easy to get caught up chasing the next big thing, but real fulfillment is often found right where you are.
Look at the simple wisdom of this moment. Captured in the peaceful setting of Kathryn Albertson Park in Boise, this image reminds us that the bird is settled, peaceful, and completely present. That's the power of living simply.  This week's photo, taken at Birch Bay State Park, captures the shoreline meeting place of what was (driftwood), what is (the stones and water), and what's next (the horizon). It reminds us that our life’s journey is constantly unfolding, but the deepest fulfillment is rooted in the "now."
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