The year end is similar to this sunset, beautiful, yet quick to end. 2019 has been a kind yet imperfect year. There were conquered obstacles and many travels, but there were also losses that reminded us how our time here on earth is so fleeting. I lost an important figure who made a big impact in my childhood life.  We also just moved to this new coastal town where we immediately felt right at home.  

Who's up for a weekend in the mountains, surrounded by vegetable farms, a natural stream, and pine trees?  No internet in a secluded solar-powered cabin.

Amidst the never-ending Christmas parties, the year-end break calls for a much-needed vacation away from technology to reflect on the lessons 2019 taught us and what we look forward to in 2020.