Around this time last year, my husband and I were looking for a family trip to use up his last two weeks of paternity leave. (Yes, we are very blessed that he got 8 weeks of paternity leave to use throughout the year after our baby was born). We threw around Scotland, Japan, and Portugal, … More Our Family East Coast Trip with a 9 Month Old: The Original Plan
On our way home from a week in Utah with the in-laws, we stopped to celebrate Bebe E’s birthday at Hell’s Kitchen in Las Vegas. Some may question the logic in taking a one year old to a fancy restaurant, but the reality is, Mama and Daddy love to eat good food, and love to celebrate, and Daddy loves all things Gordon Ramsay. … More Hell’s Kitchen: Las Vegas with a Baby
Earlier this year, my husband and I had some airline credits expiring from a cancelled trip to New York, so we pivoted and headed to the United States’ capitol: Washington, DC. It was his first time “in the district” and my first visit in nearly 18 years, so we were basically exploring with fresh eyes … More DC for *almost* free
Elvis, the blues, BBQ? Martin Luther King, Civil Rights, the Civil War? What comes to mind when you think of Memphis? After living there for almost 7 years, I think they all apply, as well as much more history, culture, and amazing food. I went back this summer for a few days for a friend’s … More 72 Hours in Memphis
“It’s a funny thing coming home. Nothing changes. Everything looks the same, feels the same. Even smells the same. You realize what’s changed is you.” -F. Scott Fitzgerald Welcome to travel nostalgic. I’m a thirty-something lady working in corporate America, relying on the adventures of my youth and the hopes of a more exciting tomorrow … More Welcome. Bienvenue. Bienvenidos.
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