I'm having a lot of trouble jumping back into regular life after having such a spectacular summer. So let's keep summer on the brain for a bit longer and I'll tell you about a spectacular destination you need to visit if you haven't already. It's never too early to start planning your next summer . . .
Family Vacation Experience: Go Glamping In A National Park
Those of you following along on Instagram know that our family just spent a week vacationing in Southern Utah where we explored Zion, Bryce Canyon, and Grand Canyon National Parks. All of those parks were incredible and I would add each to your bucket list. If you are looking for a really unique . . .
Motor City, Comeback City: What To See and Do In Detroit
Okay, stop. I saw your eye roll. Never in my life did I think I would tell anyone they should go visit Detroit either. Michigan--yes; Detroit--no. I grew up in suburban Detroit and probably only visited the city a handful of times in my 20-plus years of living there. I'm a child of the 80s and back . . .
What To Pack For A Summer Weekend Getaway
Summer is finally here! I've always been one to want to go on a getaway. Even if it's just getting in my car and driving a few hours, that's enough to scratch that vacation itch for me. Packing is my Achilles heel. I used to start with the kids first and by the time it got to me, I was too tired . . .
Packing Tips For A Spring European Vacation
We love traveling as a family and it is what we do the most. I jump at any opportunity, however, to getaway on a trip without the kids. My favorite destination when this happens is any city in Europe. Apparently I'm not the only one. I've heard from a few of you that are planning couples-only spring . . .
A Daytrip To Joshua Tree National Park
Visiting all the major national parks has been on my to-do list for a while now. So when we planned our trip to Southern California for spring break, I just knew we would have to make a quick trip to the California desert to tick Joshua Tree National Park off my list. So after spending our first few . . .
