Mt. Everest Base Camp is a symbol representing a challenge accepted and overcome. Everyone has their own Mt. Everest, but not everyone accepts the challenge of the journey. Which one are you? (Photo by Christopher Cintron on Pexels.com)
Musings by Rebecca Witherspoon, aka Globetrotter Granny.
🌍 Welcome to My World
This blog has been a long time coming—even if it officially launched in 2021. It’s a space where I explore the world through my own lens: with curiosity, conviction, and the belief that it’s never too late to grow, change, or speak the truth.
I’m Rebecca Witherspoon: wife, mom, and proud grandma. I’m also a village trustee, the owner of Globetrotter Granny Travel, a travel photographer, and a former school bus driver who now works full-time as a legal assistant. My path hasn’t been straight—but it’s been deeply meaningful.
This blog brings all those threads together:
✅ Helping people discover their voice and their dreams
✅ Encouraging deeper, more mindful travel
✅ Championing truth and civility in public life
✅ Celebrating the lifelong journey of self-discovery
Whether I’m sharing insights from public service, stories from the road, reflections on aging well, or practical wellness advice, my goal is always the same: to inspire you to live boldly, truthfully, and on your own terms.
If that speaks to you, I hope you’ll stick around.
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Latest Posts
Gray Rocking, Gaslighting, and Guilt: Tools of the Abuser’s Trade
The article discusses the subtle, psychological nature of abuse, highlighting tactics like gaslighting and guilt. It emphasizes the need for society to confront these manipulative behaviors collectively.
Weaponized Victimhood: How Abusers Flip the Narrative
The article explores the manipulative tactics of abusers who use weaponized victimhood to shift blame onto victims, emphasizing the need for support and advocacy for vulnerable individuals, especially children.
The Court Said No: What Happens When Protective Parents Aren’t Believed
“It’s the moment every protective parent dreads—when the very system that is supposed to safeguard your child instead decides that your evidence isn’t strong enough, your words aren’t convincing enough, or your fear isn’t rational enough. It is a moment that can leave you breathless. Hollow. Rageful. Terrified.“
Why Speaking Up Feels So Hard—Even When We Know We Should
Many fear speaking out against abuse, experiencing backlash, and feeling isolated. Silence harms children most. It’s crucial to trust instincts and advocate for their protection.
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