Nancy Mueller

2 weeks ago | nwtravelmag.com | Nancy Mueller

Vancouver Island’s Campbell River is a favorite year-round playground among outdoor enthusiasts in the Pacific Northwest. Located at the south end of Discovery Passage, the destination is an easy, scenic three-hour drive from downtown Victoria, B.C., and a short 10-minute hop from the Campbell River Airport. With nature at your doorstep, endless options for water activities—fishing, cold water diving, whale watching—plus hiking and biking abound.

2 weeks ago | saturdayeveningpost.com | Nancy Mueller

George Washington was a man of exemplary character. Yet, while we recognize him as the first President of the United States, few are aware of how Washington’s earliest writings influenced his personal development. As a handwriting exercise when he was 14 or 15 years old, the future Founding Father copied a set of principles first compiled by French Jesuits, which were later translated into English by Francis Hawkins in the 17th century.

1 month ago | nwtravelmag.com | Nancy Mueller

What’s in a seasonal shift? Opportunities to shake off the past, cross thresholds and emerge anew. So, cast off your cloak of cozy winter comfort and come with me where beauty runs deep, the wildlife runs free and heart rhythms pace to the ebb and flow of coastal tides. Your spring wellness getaway begins now. On an early weather-moody March morning, my compass points North from Seattle to British Columbia’s beautiful Vancouver Island, the largest island on the Pacific Coast.

Jan 31, 2025 | fwtmagazine.com | A Taste |Nancy Mueller

I’m here on a first-time visit to Ottawa, Canada’s capital city, to explore the historic ByWard Market, one bite at a time. From its earliest beginnings within ancestral Anishinàbeg Algonquin territory to its international standing as Canada’s capital city today, Ottawa’s community of over one million inhabitants reflects a diversity of flavors and cultures at the market.

Nov 26, 2024 | meetingsmags.com | Nancy Mueller

Gathering in spaces where groups can unplug from the everyday workplace creates an environment where camaraderie and community can flourish. For meeting-goers, inspirational winter settings can also become gateways to personal transformation, opening the door for them to better connect with and learn from each other.