Look, another rainbow,” I say, pointing out one of the side portholes of our small ship to a perfect striped arc crossing water and sky. My husband responds with a mock snore. Rainbows are common in the Hebrides, where weather shifts dramatically – rain and sun appear and disappear in quick succession, making for moody skies accentuated by often dark clouds. The captain once saw 18 rainbows in a single afternoon.
Summer Camp for Grown-Ups in Mexico’s Baja California Sur
The only time I went to summer camp as a kid I cried for 28 out of 30 days. So it was with a bit of trepidation that I enrolled in a program in Mexico’s Baja California Sur where organized activities, communal meals and guides (“counsellors”) would translate into something akin to adult summer camp.









