I didn’t have plans to do any blog posts about our week long trip to Texas, but after going through photos recently, I changed my mind. We visited Magnolia Marketplace in Waco for a couple reasons, but mostly because Continue reading
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America’s National Parks: Acadia (Maine)
Oh my goodness, I don’t even know where to start with this post! I ABSOLUTELY loved this place! Maine has always been high up on my bucket list, but going to Acadia while there just pushed it over the top! What an absolutely stunning place! The reason I even chose Continue reading
Exploring Old Montreal – The “Europe” of North America
Oh my gosh!!!!! I absolutely loved this place! I couldn’t believe how much it reminded me of Europe and how close it was to home!
This is honestly going to be one of my shortest travel posts ever because Continue reading
How to Travel with Only a Carry-On Suitcase
I have always been one to totally over pack; I’ve actually paid overweight fees on top of checked baggage fees in the past. Gasp! Soooooo unnecessary!
Last year I was dying to go visit Continue reading
Domestic Travel: Waterfall Walks in Watkins Glen State Park
If you are ever in upstate New York, you need to make the drive to Watkins Glen State Park! I promise, you will not be disappointed! We were actually staying an hour Continue reading
How to Travel Alone with a Toddler: Road Trip Edition [My Top 6 Tips]
I’ve taken many short road trips with A, but when I set off for New Jersey from our home state here in Virginia, a few of my friends and family members thought I was crazy. She was 14 months old at the time and I was making a six+ hour road trip totally alone with her. I would be lying to say I wasn’t a little nervous, but Continue reading
The Truth About All-Inclusive
One of the things I love about traveling is exploring a new area. For my husband, that is not the case. When he travels, Continue reading
Our Most Unexpected Stop on Our Cross-Country Trip
When John and I drove cross country a few years ago much of our trip was unplanned. We had a pretty good idea of our route, but planned our stops/entertainment and overnight stays along the way. (Thank goodness for modern technology) Whenever we reminisce about our trip one thing always come to mind, though – Monument Rocks. I randomly saw Monument Rocks on a Google search and just knew it’d be nowhere as cool as they made it out to be. I was wrong. Continue reading
Traditional vs. Freestyle Cruising
Domestic Travel: NYC at Christmastime!
A few years ago I surprised my mom with a birthday trip to NYC. She had always wanted to both go to the City and see it at Christmastime. This worked out just perfectly since her birthday is in December!
Honestly, I had a pretty tight budget to stick to at the time (hello teacher salary), but I surprisingly had no trouble doing that. Thankfully, I was able to save lots of money on travel because we were able to stay at my aunt’s house in New Jersey and take the train into the city. We kept it at a day trip so we could visit with family while up North! Plus we took one of the earliest trains there and one of the latest train back so we really got in just as much time as we would have had we woken up there!