The house we rent every year with my family is on the Sound in Nags Head. A great location on a cul-de-sac with nothing but golf course greens and the sound for a view from the upper decks. Every year we rent kayaks for the week, but this year I thought it would be a great change of pace to try a stand up paddle board. So far everyone almost everyone has tried it, and I am hooked. Carrying it to the Sound is the most difficult part, and once you gain your balance on the board, it is quite peaceful. My 10 year old has been the only one to NOT lose their balance and fall. She even takes the younger kids out for rides, like a taxi. Benefit of our family vacation is, that when it is over, we head home to OUR beach. SUP will definitely be something that we will do as a family from now on.
I moved to the Eastern Shore to enjoy a slower pace of life after spending several years working in fast-paced settings. Earning a BA from Towson University and an MA in Education from Loyola University provided me with the drive to progress in many business fields. My marketing career was paused as I began raising my children and chose to become a stay-at-home-mom. After a few years, I got the itch to once again enter the work force full-time. I began working as a Project Manager for D3Corp several years ago. As the Creative Director for Good Clean Fun Life, an arts and entertainment magazine online, I have had the opportunity to spread good vibes, promote entertainment, artists, and events across the Mid-Atlantic region. GCFL provides me with many opportunities to practice a few of my favorite hobbies: photography, socializing, and blogging.
