Clothing choices are most often highly superficial. Oh sure, there are clothes we wear for function or comfort (hello, my favorite yoga pants), but for the most part, we chose the clothes we wear because we want to look good. There’s certainly no shame in that, but there is just a little bit of clothing nirvana happening when you can…
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What’s in My Suitcase: What to Pack for a Cruise with a Toddler
After years of resisting, our family finally tried out a cruise as a family vacation, and even though we were skeptical, we loved it. One thing we haven't been brave enough to try is taking a toddler on a cruise. Scrambly toddlers and miles of nothing but water are my idea of a living nightmare. Cheryl and her family are…
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What to Do and Where to Stay in Palo Duro Canyon: A Family Guide
Welcome to Travel Tips Tuesday! Stick around and share your travel tips by linking up at the bottom. ~Sunrise over the canyon~ The rough hewn, pine bed is positioned just perfectly at the back of the 1930s cabin, so that with the right amount of pillows, I can gaze with sleepy eyes into the rust-striped canyon as the sun…
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TEXAS: The Musical in Palo Duro Canyon
As twilight settles over the red dirt canyon, the setting sun paints the striated walls in brilliant colors that make it seem more alive than during day. Darkness slowly takes the place of sunset, as a steady hum of crickets and night creatures fill the still, humid air. A calm lull signals the close of day in the canyon, but…
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Chatham Fishing Pier: A Photo Essay
Well known for the freshest fish and tastiest lobster rolls in town, Chatham Fishing Pier at the tip of Cape Cod is also an introduction to the frenzy and excitement of a working fishing fleet. ~This post is a part of Budget Travelers Sandbox and Travel Photo Discovery~
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