My journey as a 3rd Act Gypsy had been years in the planning but officially began in 2015 when I volunteered to be laid off from my Corporate World job. I bought a one-way ticket to Barcelona with the intent to discover my own voice and share my travel adventures through my blog.
Over time, it has become so much more as I deepen the discovery and exploration of life after the 9-5 routine.
Today, I dedicate this space to current and future 3rdAct Gypsies. Through my reflections, foibles and experiences, it is my sincere hope to inspire you to discover your own unique path and plan for your 3rd Act.
If you are entering this phase or beginning to think about it, welcome. More than anything, I look forward to hearing from, and learning from, all of you that join this community. Let’s hit the road and see what life has in store for us!
In Search of the Perfect Gelato
For the past year, I’ve gotten up each morning and looked at my suitcase. She sits expectantly on my luggage rack reminding me 2020 was
Lessons From a Never-ending Year
I started this blog before the events of January 6th. Usually on January 6th, I remember it’s the twelfth day of Christmas, the day the
All in One
I was raised Catholic, dutifully going through first communion and whatever the thing is at twelve or thirteen . . . I think it’s confirmation.
The Zoom Lens
“I’m struggling with what to blog about in November,” I confessed to my Canadian cousin. She immediately burst out laughing. No more needed to be said,
It’s a Sign: Yard Commentary in the Time of Covid
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The 4 T’s of Transitions
Five years ago, I started this blog as a simple way to let my family and friends know where I was in the world. Its
What’s in Your Mary Poppins Bag?
One of the most common questions I get since leaving the corporate world is “How did you decide what to do next?” My urge is
Societal Debridement: Healing from the Inside Out
The events of the past three months have left me at a loss for words. It’s been difficult to write, feeling like everything I came
Journeys of Choice
It’s been five years since I left the corporate world and entered my self-prescribed 3rd Act. At the time, I thought I’d planned my journey