The Blessings of the Abnormal
Over this past challenging year, we’ve all been searching for some sense of normalcy. Having to find a new way to do everything from schooling to shopping to celebrating has… Read more »
Over this past challenging year, we’ve all been searching for some sense of normalcy. Having to find a new way to do everything from schooling to shopping to celebrating has… Read more »
Growing up, my brother and I were exactly three years apart. I don’t remember it very clearly because I was little, but my mother always made a point to tell… Read more »
As January turns to February, camping may be the last thing on your mind. Or, maybe, you’re like me, and you’re counting down the days until you can get out… Read more »
If you are a regular visitor to our blog or YouTube channel, you know how much we love incorporating history into our travels. We’ve taken historical tours of Boston and… Read more »
Like everything else this year, Halloween looked very different for our family. The kids’ school didn’t hold their annual costume parade, and we didn’t visit any pumpkin patches or… Read more »
My Facebook feed is full of friends whose children began school this past week. Most of them are virtual, thanks to COVID-19. In our area, many schools have gone back… Read more »
Over the years, we have stayed at all sorts of campgrounds: state parks, private campgrounds, KOAs, high-end campgrounds, even Walmart parking lots. Each has its benefits. Despite the pandemic, we… Read more »
Because we took a two-week vacation last September to stay at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Campground, we decided not to plan any long vacations this year. That worked out for… Read more »
After many months of waiting, we finally set out on our first camping trip of the season. Needless to say, it was not quite the same. For the past 6… Read more »
My mother was an amazing seamstress. I spent hours next to her as she sewed Halloween Costumes, hemmed pants, and mended curtains. I mostly played with the buttons in her… Read more »