Why the Outer Banks? We were trying to decide whether to spend Mike’s week of spring break (perk of his new job, woo!) alternating work times like we do in the summer (one person works morning, the other afternoons, swapping child care) or travel somewhere for a vacation. Some plans to head to Florida fellRead the whole post >>
Quick Takes // On Trips, Money, and the Silver Linings Playbook.
1. I mentioned briefly that we went to DC. It was really fun. I got to meet up with several blog friends, navigate the city like a pro (Gabe’s favorite part was riding the “train,” as per usual), and explore tons of museums. It was really nice to take a trip together. Traveling is absolutelyRead the whole post >>
On A Bit of Minimalist Travel // Why & How to Pack Lighter.
Even though I aspire toward minimalism in many aspects of my life (Gabe’s toys, my wardrobe, and how I’d rather get rid of stuff than organize it), I have never been a light traveler. The cliché five pairs of shoes! What if it’s cold? Rainy? Warm? I need options! Not to mention all of the paraphernaliaRead the whole post >>
What I Learned & Gained from Puerto Rico.
Right before we left for Puerto Rico, Mike told me he wished we were staying home for Christmas break instead. That he didn’t feel like traveling and doing stuff and seeing things, but instead just hanging out at home and maybe watching some movies and working. “I just really love to work.” I agreed. It would be niceRead the whole post >>
West Virginia, Mountain Mama.
I just got back from a week in on a farm on the side of a mountain in West Virginia. Giant garden, chicken coop, animal barn, and compost. My own personal hippie mothership. You know that feeling when your actions match your values? When you are inspired and full of joy? When you are withRead the whole post >>
