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Postcards from Gatlinburg and The Great Smoky Mountains
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Many moons ago, in what seems like a different life from this, I took a trip to The Appalachian Mountains - my first trip to any American Mountain rage.
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James and I visited Savannah, GA together from 8,000 miles apart.
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2021 Has been the year of me finally becoming obsessed with astrology like the basic bitch in my was always destined to do.
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Postcards From Indy
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I think many would be surprised to read what I’m about to say, but if you asked me today where my favorite places to visit in the States were, Indianapolis, Indiana would be on my top 5 list, without a doubt.
Read MorePostcards From Wisconsin
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I’m not much of a nature lover, but I do have a thing for natural beauty and Wisconsin sure does have a lot of that.
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I’m Going to Embrace Every Palm Tree Life Plants in Front of Me.
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Just the other day, I was explaining to a friend how, in my life, more than 90% of things that have happened to me were completely unexpected. I’ve always been impulsive and free-spirited - that’s just the Sagittarius in me - but I’ve also been thrown some pretty insane curveballs that have resulted in one hell of a ride called my life.
Read More"Adventure is Worthwhile in Itself"
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Have you ever been to Fort Wayne, Indiana? I hadn’t until this past weekend. Ethan and I love to get out of the house and see as many places that surround us as we can. So Saturday we decided to head down to Fort Wayne and see what’s up.
Read MorePostcards From The Biltmore Estate
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A while back, Ethan surprised me with my very first adventure down south for our 6 month anniversary. We spent a few days in Gatlinburg, Tennessee enjoying the mountains and another day out in Asheville, North Carolina enjoying The Biltmore Estate.
Read MoreMy Favorite Thing to Do is Go Where I’ve Never Been and I'd Never Been to Dayton
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Ethan and I rarely sit still - especially during the weekend. We both love adventure and now that he’s made it his mission to always keep me in fresh supply of things to blog about, we take a lot of weekend trips. This past weekend found us in Dayton, Ohio. A small city about four hours south of us in the state where my Momma grew up.
Read MoreSeattle is So Much More Than Just Starbucks, But it's That, Too.
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Seattle, Washington was never on my list of must-see cities. In fact, when given the opportunity to visit it a while back, my chief - and possibly only - concern was getting to visit the original Starbucks.
I traveled there on a school trip and stayed for only a few days, but despite my short visit, I really feel like I got a feel of the city. And what a city it is!
Read MoreI Guess I’ll Have to Find a New City to Call America’s Armpit.
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One Friday afternoon, Ethan said to me, “let’s go to Cleveland”. No offense to Clevelanders out there, but without hesitation, my exact response was, “ew, why?”
I’ve heard since I was a little girl from my Ohioan mom that Cleveland was “the armpit of America.” Those are not exactly words that would inspire anyone to want to visit. But, he insisted and being the travel-lover that I am, I wasn’t about to turn down an adventure - even a questionable one.
Read MoreFor Once, Having Skeletons Was a Good Thing
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Halloween has always been my favorite holiday. And the decorations are my absolute favorite part.
Date night a few weeks back brought Ethan and I to a small-town in Eastern Michigan which boasts a celebration of skeletons for the month of October, called The Skeletons Are Alive!
Read MoreHow We Do Independence Day in Pure Michigan.
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A day with your family, watching glorious planes take to the skies and show us what flying is all about - that's how we do Independence Day in #PureMichigan.
Read MoreThey Say That You Gotta Know Where You Came From to Know Where You're Going...
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Some people seem to have their family histories all figured out. We all know those people, the ones who can trace their ancestry lines back to the Mayflower and beyond. They're all so full of pride for their family and possibly for their heritage. Unfortunately, coming from a small town in the Midwest - without any significant ethnic diversity or any obvious settlement pockets in the area - I have never had the privilege of knowing where I was from beyond my own address.
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