Gregory Wooley

Life is Strange

Life is strange.

As a young 23-year-old, life is an incredibly strange place. I am in that weird limbo period between feeling like an adult and like a child — dozens of aspirations and dreams, yet not knowing what steps to take to get there. Yet, most people never really figure out their true passions and make a life doing those things. That’s why there are so many miserable people in this world. Aspiring artists, authors, and cartoonists are all incredibly talented individuals, smothered by th

Camping doesn’t have to be costly

You do not need fancy equipment to get started camping in the great outdoors!

My Fiancé and I are avid campers, seeing 7 of our nation’s national parks this year alone. And we did most of it out of a little Mazda 6 and a Canvas tent. In this article, I will show just how easy it is to start camping, even if you have 0 knowledge about camping. So let’s get started.

The first and most obvious need is a tent. We got lucky, and my parents gifted us a tent they were no longer using. But if you don’

Medium • 10th August 2023

The Timeless Charm of Kodak Film: Why Shooting on Film Prevails Over Digital

In an era dominated by digital technology, there exists a group of passionate filmmakers who continue to swear by the enduring allure of shooting on Kodak film. Despite the convenience and progress offered by digital cameras, the timeless qualities and distinct characteristics of film persist as an art form. In this post, we will explore the reasons why shooting on Kodak film holds its own against the digital revolution.

Kodak film captures images with a genuine, organic feel that resonates wit

Mammoth Cave National Park

Often, when I read about the best national parks in the United States, it is always the same two that are brought up: Yellowstone and Yosemite. While I have been to Yellowstone, it is as spectacular as many say. There are also so many parks that I only hear a few talk about. One of those is Mammoth Cave National Park.

Mammoth Cave was founded in 1941, while the actual discovery of the cave system dates back to the genuine discovery of the cave by the natives of the area. It’s a national park fu

Being Creative in 2023 is Incredibly Difficult.

I remember when I was a kid, I was incredibly creative and had quite the imagination. I would get bored playing with my toys and decide to write a story or draw a picture. Creativity and imagery came to me so quickly back then. I didn’t have to light a candle, dim the lights, and play my favorite Lofi playlist on YouTube.

This thought got me thinking. What has happened? It isn’t just because I’ve gotten older; I’m seeing fewer and fewer kids find their inner creativity. As an educator, my mom c

10 Essential Camping Hacks for a Stress-Free Outdoor Adventure

Camping in the great outdoors is a fantastic way to disconnect from the hustle and bustle of daily life, connect with nature, and create lasting memories with friends and family. However, even the most experienced campers know that some preparation and clever tricks can go a long way in ensuring a stress-free camping adventure. In this article, we’ll explore ten essential camping hacks to help you make the most of your outdoor experience.

Pre-Pack Your EssentialsOne of the most common sources o

Exercise cured my depression

I know that my title is bold, but I assure you everything I am about to speak on is how exercise has fundamentally changed the way I think and perceive the world. So I hope you’ll stick around and allow me to tell you my story of my 23 years on this earth.

Growing up I was always kind of the loner kid, never truly had a crowd of my own and just kind of jumped around clique to clique if you’d like to call it that. From the rednecks to the stoners to theatre kids, I never really settled into any

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