Juggling life's 2 greatest adventures: Travel and Motherhood
Juggling life's 2 greatest adventures: Travel and Motherhood
We had some friends over a few months back. They were asking me questions about traveling and one of the men asked, “What was one of your favorite places you visited this year?” To my surprise all three of our guests burst into laughter at my answer. They proceed to tell me that I must …
Driving through West Texas, the only thing within hours are oil rigs and dirt. Finding towns like Lubbock, Texas is the middle of this mesquite desert is pretty close to Dorothy finding Oz! Most West Texas towns are very small and are lucky to have a Walmart or even a McDonalds. While that is the …
It is December and the weather has turned to be quite chilly. While Midland and Odessa is booming with playgrounds and splash pads for those hot summer days, the question is what is there to do in those few months when the weather gets cold and the rain picks up? I have lived in the …
As a travel influencer on social media, I follow so many other travel influencers. More often then not they are single or couples that travel the world together. These couples mottos are that they want to someday have stories to tell their kids or they want to see the world before they have kids. My …
Living in West Texas, when I travel up to Colorado it is to be in mountains surrounded by the color green and giant trees. I live in the desert so I feel like I get my fill of cactus and blazing sunlight on a constant basis. So each year when I travel up to southern …
I moved from Glenwood Springs, Colorado to West Texas! Can you believe we would leave green heaven for West Texas!? I know I can’t, but when God calls you kinda its best to do what He says right!? Anyway, Glenwood Springs and Midland couldn’t be more different. Glenwood is surrounded by mountains, decorated with trees, …
Mesa Verde National Park is located between Cortez and Mancos, Colorado. This National Park is a preservation area of incredible Native American ruins built into the sides of desert mountains. Just like all National Parks it beacons visitors from all over the world. The question is, what else is there to do in this southwest …
I 100% believe that travel anxiety is a real thing. Traveling is on rewarding and incredible, but also can be a little terrifying. Traveling to new countries with different laws, where everyone speaks a different language, and you don’t know anyone; these things are stressful. Now add kids to the mix and good luck handling …
Surprisingly enough, being that I live in West Texas, I am not a fan of the desert. I despise the heat and am constantly chasing views with lush trees and green grass. So, to say that I LOVE Phoenix, Arizona—a city well-known for its heat, cacti, and desert vibes—is kind of a big deal! Phoenix, …
Spring in the Texas hill country is one of the most amazing events to witness in this giant state! Hills transform from green to blue with the explosion of blooming bluebonnets. The cattle to roam the prairies are followed by tiny calves. The weather is warming up, but still comfortable to walk around. The trees …