This is going to be more of a picture post, since the pictures speak for themselves! We were lucky enough to experience another superbloom this year. We’ve been away so many weekends in a row and thought we missed the … Continue reading
Our family trip to Yellowstone (and the surrounding area) is fast-approaching, and we are just finalizing our travel plans. Now is a great time to start thinking about a summer trip in 2020 – reservations open on May 1 for … Continue reading
It’s been a few years since our last stay in Carmel, so on our drive over, I started looking up the wine tasting rooms in town. I saw many mentions of the wine passport or wine walk, so I looked … Continue reading
We had an amazing time in Maui for our babymoon and, after seeing so many little kids during the trip, we decided that we wanted to make it back to Hawaii in 2018. Our original plan was to stay at … Continue reading
The Narrows is the centerpiece of Zion National Park. The mystery of sun rays filtering through the constricted slot canyons of the Narrows captivate visitors like few other natural wonders. The surreal photographs of the Narrow ultimately inspired us to embark on our … Continue reading
One of our favorite activities during our trip to New York was visiting the High Line and the Cheslea Market. Both were overcrowded, but very enjoyable, especially after a satisfying brunch. The Chelsea Market reminded me a bit of what … Continue reading
On our trip to New York City, we purposefully wanted to plan a “non-touristy” itinerary. We specifically chose a location away from Times Square, and searched for unique and local eateries for our meals. However, we ultimately realized it would … Continue reading
Paso Robles, located just off of the central coast in California, is a lesser-known wine region specializing in Rhone blends. It was perfect for a one night stop on our way up to the Bay Area for the long Fourth … Continue reading
Our original plan for an activity at the coast was a (half) day of sport fishing. However, the company we were planning on going through received pretty bad reviews and the other company we found already had a private charter booked … Continue reading
Since I began scrapbooking, I have been spent almost 100% of my time and energy on creating physical scrapbooks. However, I know that not everyone has the time to put together a scrapbook with printed photos, paper, and embellishments (apparently I don’t either, considering … Continue reading