Its beauty is intoxicating. The city itself is just the right size – large enough to keep a busy agenda but at no risk of losing its charm – and the surrounding Tuscany countryside only raises the city’s overall appeal. Florence continues to captivate the hearts of many and lucky for us, it was the … More Florence, Italy
Yep, we did it. We packed our bags once more and set out overseas to spend 31 days abroad as a family of four. William’s unused paternity leave was the perfect excuse to ignore all responsibilities and spend the following weeks gallivanting Europe. At the start of our journey, Briar was just shy of 11 … More Exploring Europe as a Family of Four – The Prelude to the Traveling Circus
Ah, Bend. The outdoorsy little town nestled in sweet central Oregon. Its intoxicating vibes and surrounding beauty will have you head over heels the moment you arrive. It is also home to the Bend Ale Trail, what is claimed to be the ‘largest beer trail in the west’. If locals aren’t out exploring the endless … More The Bend Ale Trail
Just exiting my first trimester woes, I was craving a tropical getaway. The catch? Almost every city with warm weather during the winter months is plagued with Zika, banning all expecting mothers from their heavenly beaches. Generally opting for the road less traveled, I never thought I would find myself in Hawaii. But there I … More Top Family Friendly Things To Do in Kauai
We did it. We took the plunge and bought our tickets to Spain this past March. Mixed emotions led up to the trip – excitement, nerves, exhilaration, and a touch of sheer panic knowing that I would be flying for approximately 30 hours [cumulatively] with a 7 month old baby. But certainly excitement trumped all … More Have Baby, Will Travel – Our European Venture [Spain + Portugal!]
1. Explore the charming Estes Park Nestled right outside of Rocky Mountain National Park, Estes Park is a gorgeous city with a lot to offer – hiking, biking, rock climbing, horse back riding, and so much more! Wether you are starting your day off with brunch at Claire’s before checking out the local shops or … More Top 6 Kid Friendly Activities For a Day In Rocky Mountain National Park
In Buenos Aires, graffiti [tagging and street art] is treated as a celebration of democracy and a way to share fresh new concepts with the world. Many artists target political ideas and current events through their artwork in an attempt to catch the eye of the less informed. To the average pedestrian, this artwork is merely there for aesthetic appeal – … More Graffiti Mundo [Buenos Aires]
We hit the two month mark with Arlo and I was already itching to have our first trip together as a family. Whether it be by plane, train, or automobile – I was ready to get out of town! We had our sights set on Denver. We decided to brave a flight with Arlo rather … More Have Baby, Will Travel Pt. 2 Flying with a Baby
Inhale. Exhale. I stood in awe amongst the vastness of white from last night’s storm that had blanketed the towering trees in a powdery snow cover. Not often enough do I truly feel disconnected from the outside world. And that’s when the idea pops into my mind – I could totally see myself living here. Taking things to … More How to Get the Most Out of Your 2017 [With Less]
You don’t realize just how easy traveling is when you are single until you have your first baby. Something to note: now that I am married and have a baby, my definition of ‘single’ has nothing to do with my love life status. For me, ‘single’ now defines any being who is not responsible for … More Have Baby, Will Travel. Pt. 1 Packing Tips
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